Multitasking
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How to Disable Multitasking on an iPad
Quick Links How to Disable iPad Multitasking Features Understanding iPad Multitasking Settings (And What They Do) Summary Disable multitasking settings on iPadOS 17 and above in Settings under Multitasking & Gestures. Multitasking features like Split View and Slide Over or Stage Manager can be enabled and then disabled for particular workflows that benefit from them. Selectively disable gesture-based multitasking, including…
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CES 2025: Switchbot’s New Robot Vacuum Is Actually a Multitasking Household Assistant
Earlier this year, Switchbot announced the S10, a robot vacuum and mop that could pull clean water directly from your home’s water line to not only mop your floors, but to also shuttle the water to a separate humidifier. Today at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Switchbot announced the K20+ Pro, a robot vacuum cleaner that can transport drinks, fans,…
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How to bring Google’s Pixel 9 Pro Fold multitasking magic to any Android device – Computerworld
That Pixel 9 Pro Fold taskbar takes Android’s split-screen system to soaring new heights. JR Raphael, IDG And here’s the buried Android treasure to beat all buried Android treasures: While the taskbar is officially limited to appearing only on large-sized devices like the Fold, with a quick tweak to a tucked-away area of your system settings, you can actually enable…
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How I Use Windows 11’s Snap Layouts to Streamline Multitasking
Key Takeaways Snap Layouts simplify multitasking by allowing you to open multiple apps simultaneously on a screen divided into two, three, or four sections. To enable Snap Layouts, navigate to Settings > System > Multitasking, and toggle Snap Windows on. You can expand this menu to customize the feature further. To use a Snap Layout, hover over the maximize/restore button…
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