The changelog for the Samsung One UI 5.1.1 beta introduces a range of enhancements and functionalities aimed at enhancing the user experience and facilitating the management, enjoyment, and operation of the Galaxy folding smartphone and tablet system. In order to enhance the multitasking experience on a Galaxy device, certain features have been implemented to streamline the process.
Samsung‘s latest update, One UI 5.1.1, introduces a new feature that allows users to conveniently explore and evaluate upcoming enhancements, modifications, and advancements in the One UI interface. This update empowers users to experience and assess the latest One UI features firsthand. Additionally, this feature provides users with a preview of the forthcoming folding smartphones and next-generation tablets from Samsung, including the highly anticipated Galaxy Z Fold5, Galaxy Z Flip5, and Galaxy Tab S9.
The latest version of the user interface, One UI 5.1.1, is now available. The Galaxy phone offers a multitasking feature that enables users to utilise applications in a split screen or pop-up view. These functionalities empower users to engage with various features concurrently, thereby facilitating multitasking capabilities. In this article, we will delve into the intricacies of One UI 5.1.1’s Multitasking feature.
Samsung One UI 5.1.1 Multitasking
The latest version of the user interface, One UI 5.1.1, is now available. The feature of multitasking enables users to conveniently assess the operational state of an application on the Recent Apps screen. This includes the ability to observe whether an app is running in split-screen mode, full-screen mode, or as a pop-up window. Moreover, this feature enables a seamless transition to a split screen mode with a simple action: just press the handle located at the top of the pop-up window and effortlessly drag it to the preferred side.
An alternative method is to utilize the drag functionality to move the pop-up screen to the side, effectively removing it from the current view. To restore the pop-up screen to its initial position, simply tap on it once more. Moreover, the S Pen enables users to effortlessly preview the outcome of launching a minimized app by simply hovering over its icon. This functionality bears a resemblance to the way Windows operates, where minimized apps are revealed through a mouse click.
Below you can see the complete changelog in order.
Multitasking*
Improved app preview on the Recent Apps screen
- You can preview an app’s running state, such as split-screen, full-screen, or pop-up, on the Recent Apps screen.
Switching directly from the pop-up screen to split screen
- You can easily switch to a split screen by pressing and holding the handle at the top of the pop-up window and dragging it to the desired side.
Move the pop-up to the side and easily re-light it to come
- Move the pop-up screen to the side for a while, and easily bring it back when you need it. You can drag the pop-up screen sideways to move it out of your view, then tap it again to bring it back to its original position.
Check minimized apps with the S Pen
- When you move the S Pen over the icon of a minimized app, a preview is displayed so you can see what the app will look like when launched.
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