In Google promised to add in new version of Android with full support for mnogokanalnosti already in iPad running iOS 9. On it informs Cnews.
In the next version of Android, codenamed Android N Google plans to implement full support of multi window mode: to open next to each other and to work with them. Speech about an increasing number of Windows.
That work on a new feature “full swing”, said on the website Reddit, one of the team members responsible for tablets Pixel C. He introduced himself as Andrew. According to him, all future Google devices, starting with Nexus and 5X 6P, Chromebook Pixel and Pixel C will be equipped with a connector standard USB-C.
iPad supports the possibility of opening next to each other two applications. This feature was implemented in iOS 9. It was released in September of 2015 and was called Split Screen. Split View allows you to simultaneously use two applications on the tablet. For example, to work on a drawing, opened near the original photo. Or write a document, copying text from the book in iBooks. New functions multitasking supported built-in iOS 9, but thanks to the API many developers have already added their support to their products.
Google has implemented experimental support for mnogokanalnosti in Android 6.0 Marshmallow. But in order to enable it, you need to obtain root access to the system (root) and edit the configuration file.
Mode mnogokanalnosti popular on tablet Pixel C. This is the first branded tablet Google, equipped with a sufficiently large display is 10.2 inches. The device is aimed at workloads, which is indicated by the fact that the company promotes new product with an additional accessory — the keyboard on the magnetic latch. If it won’t support multiple Windows, use them to work would be more convenient.
On the timing of release 7.0 Android information yet. Android 6.0 debuted a month and a half ago. Considering that Google releases a new Android once a year, the version of “seven” to wait at the end of 2016. When this presents, it can be at the Google I/O conference in may.
