Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Z Flip 4 multitasking gesture rumor

Galaxy Z Fold 4 could borrow handy multitasking functionality from Motorola and Vivo

What do you want to know

  • The Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Z Flip 4 are rumored to gain a new “swipe to split screen” gesture.
  • This could bring a smoother multitasking experience to Samsung’s high-end foldable phones.
  • No details have been revealed as to what this feature will look like.

We’re in a lull here in the Android space, as we prepare for long summer nights accompanied by a slew of new hardware ahead of an even busier fall. But it’s now that we’re hearing more and more about the potential specs and features of upcoming phones.

The Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Z Flip 4 have been widely rumored lately, and the latest rumor of @UniverseIce claims that Samsung will implement a “swipe to split screen” feature. If you’re a fan of foldable phones, this might sound a bit familiar, as it’s a similar feature found on the Oppo Find N and the recently released Vivo X Fold.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Z Flip 4 multitasking gesture rumor

(Image credit: @UniverseIce/Twitter)

With the Find N, if you want to split the screen in half, all you have to do is use two fingers and swipe down in the middle of the screen. Then you can add another app to your screen without worrying about diving into menus or dragging and dropping apps hoping they end up in the right place.

Better multitasking is one of the main wishes for Samsung’s next batch of foldable phones. Currently, opening multiple apps on the screen is not impossible, but it can become very tedious and frustrating. This is true even when using the S Pen paired with your Galaxy Z Fold 3.

Oppo Find N multitasking split screen

(Image credit: Nick Sutrich/Android Central)

Using gestures would go a long way to improving the overall experience, and if there’s one thing we’ve learned from using the best foldable phones, it’s that there aren’t too many features. Especially when it comes to improving the usability of these devices with massive screens.

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