Floating apps. And split screen. I was playing Pokemon Go with reddit open in the corner in 2017 and it was old then. I dunno when iOS got it, but it's recentish.
Copy muthafuckin paste. That was a laugh, listening to explanations of why you didn't need it, until they "invented" that too.
Neither floating apps nor split screen were ever released for iOS. Split screen was added a while ago for iPadOS, but floating apps (Stage Manager) was released just last year.
Wait, floating apps as in being able to keep an app in the corner (like YouTube) when I'm using another app primarily right? iOS just got that?
It's definitely old for Android as I can remember it being a thing for at least 5 years, and before that it was P-I-P "Picture in Picture" even on old CRT t.v's with cable boxes lol. My old "Web TV" setup had PIP and was already old when I got it in the early 2000's
No, that has been a feature for years on iOS and iPadOS. I’m talking about movable apps, like a desktop, a feature many android phones have. Only iPadOS has this feature to date.
Oh okay, I'm late to the party on that and actually had to Google it. I've just been using split screen for that purpose haha
Floating apps. And split screen. I was playing Pokemon Go with reddit open in the corner in 2017 and it was old then. I dunno when iOS got it, but it's recentish.
Copy muthafuckin paste. That was a laugh, listening to explanations of why you didn't need it, until they "invented" that too.
Neither floating apps nor split screen were ever released for iOS. Split screen was added a while ago for iPadOS, but floating apps (Stage Manager) was released just last year.
Wait, floating apps as in being able to keep an app in the corner (like YouTube) when I'm using another app primarily right? iOS just got that?
It's definitely old for Android as I can remember it being a thing for at least 5 years, and before that it was P-I-P "Picture in Picture" even on old CRT t.v's with cable boxes lol. My old "Web TV" setup had PIP and was already old when I got it in the early 2000's
No, that has been a feature for years on iOS and iPadOS. I’m talking about movable apps, like a desktop, a feature many android phones have. Only iPadOS has this feature to date.
Oh okay, I'm late to the party on that and actually had to Google it. I've just been using split screen for that purpose haha