Apple provides the iPad more multi-tasking capabilities by a split-screen option in iOS 8 to add, claims 9to5mac, based on sources familiar with the development of the OS. This allows two apps next to each other used to be.
Until now, iPad-apps only in full screen to be rotated, but with the advent of iOS 8, which Apple probably early June at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference goes preview, is going to change that. Sources familiar with the development of the software, 9to5mac told that there is a split-screen view, which allows two apps next to each other are going to be used.
It is also the intention that apps more with each other can interact. So should the user content as images, text, and video from one to the other app can drag. If apps mutual content exchange, does this mean possible that iOS 8 support for XPC services.
Microsoft has a splitscreenmogelijkheid in Windows 8.1 built in multiple apps next to each other turning up late; the company extends this opportunity emphatically to the fore as a feature of its Surface tablets against the iPad. Users of iOS would already longer look forward to better multi-tasking capabilities. Several users have developed concepts about how this might look.
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