Google aims to enhance split-screen apps on mobile, potentially arriving in Android 14

Google aims to enhance split-screen apps on mobile, potentially arriving in Android 14

Google has announced plans to update the App Pairs feature for the native version of Android 14, allowing users to save split-screen app pairings on their devices. Previously, users had to manually pair apps every time they closed them, but this new feature aims to provide a more convenient multitasking experience. Freelance tech journalist Mishaal Rahman discovered this update while exploring the files of the second Android 14 beta. Although the feature is not functional yet, it is expected to work as intended in the future, although it is unclear whether it will be available upon the launch of Android 14.