How To Use Split Screen Samsung Galaxy One UI 2019

Nov 25, 2019

How To Use Split Screen Samsung Galaxy  -  The latest Samsung Galaxy smartphone released in 2019 already uses the latest interface, namely One UI. In addition to flagship phones, Samsung also uses their latest interfaces on middle class devices such as the Galaxy M series and the Galaxy A Series 2019. All of the Galaxy A 2019 series are successful in the market starting from the Galaxy A10, A20, A30, A50 and A70 already using the One UI interface. When compared with the Samsung Experience interface, many agree that the features in One UI are cooler. Moreover, the appearance of One UI is fresher and lighter.

The features presented are also quite interesting, such as pop-up windows and split screens. Split screen feature is not new. But this feature is quite useful for those who need it, especially for users who often run two applications at the same time.

How to Split Screen Samsung Galaxy One UI

For those of you who don't know how to use a split screen on the Samsung Galaxy One UI. Please follow the steps using the following split screen.

1. Open recent apps by clicking the button icon line 3. Make sure you have not deleted the application you just opened. If it has been deleted, please reopen the desired application.
2. Click the application icon, then select "Open in split screen display".
3. Then select the second application you want to open. You can choose from the list of applications or from recent apps.
4. After selecting the second application, the screen will automatically split in two.

Unlike the others, on the Samsung Galaxy you can move the dividing line up and down to reduce or expand each screen window. That way you can choose which applications should be opened in a wider screen window.

As for how to exit split screen mode on the Samsung Galaxy One UI, just click the back button to exit the application and split screen.

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That's how to use a split screen on the Samsung Galaxy One UI. In this case I use the Samsung Galaxy A50. You can also use other Galaxy series that already run the One UI interface.