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How to Use multitasking on the iPhone

By Matthew Lynch
June 2, 2023
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As an iPhone user, you may be familiar with the concept of multitasking. It is a useful feature that enables you to work on multiple applications at the same time. With the help of multitasking, you can quickly switch between apps without having to close them each time. This article will provide you with guidelines on how to use multitasking on the iPhone.

Step 1: Access the Multitasking Menu

To access the multitasking menu on your iPhone, you need to swipe up from the bottom edge of the screen. When you do this, a screen full of icons will appear, representing all the apps you have opened on your phone. You can scroll through this list to find the app you want to activate, or tap and hold an icon to view the options for the app.

Step 2: Activate Multitasking Mode

If you want to activate multitasking mode for an app, tap and hold its icon until it starts to wiggle. At this point, you can drag the app to the left or right side of the screen to create a split view. The app will then occupy one half of the screen, and you can select another app to fill the other half of the screen.

Step 3: Use the Split View

Once you have activated split view mode, you can use the two apps side by side. To resize the split view, drag the line in the middle of the screen to the left or right until you have the desired size. To switch between the two apps, drag the line to the center of the screen. You can also use the app switcher button in the lower left corner of the screen to quickly toggle between apps.

Step 4: Exit Multitasking Mode

When you are finished using multitasking mode, swipe the line that separates the two apps to the edge of the screen, and the apps will occupy their respective full screens. Alternatively, you can tap and hold the green bar at the top of the screen and drag it down to dismiss the split view mode.

In conclusion, multitasking mode is a useful feature that can help you increase your productivity on your iPhone. By using the guidelines provided in this article, you can easily switch between apps, work on two apps simultaneously, and leave multitasking mode once you are done. With practice, you will master the art of multitasking on your iPhone and get things done faster than ever.

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