Android
3 Reasons Not to Install Galaxy Tab Nougat & 6 Reasons You Should
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If you use the multi-window function on your Galaxy Tab know that Nougat brings some useful changes to the popular feature. Again, the first thing you're going to notice are the changes to the user interface. Some of you will love them, others will hate it. Whatever the case may be, you'll need to look past those changes to find the real changes Nougat has to offer. The Multi-Window in Nougat operates at a platform level which means you can use split-screen and pop-up view with a wider range of applications. If you're running Android Marshmallow, your options are far more limited. You can also access more applications at one time and a new pop-up window function supports up to five separate windows on screen. With Android Nougat on board your tablet you should also be able to launch the pop-up view directly from your Recent tab. | ||||||||||
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Nicole Heroux
05/03/2017 at 3:42 pm
I regret updating to Nougat. SPlanner was much better than the calendar that now comes with Nougat, for starters. Any way to uninstall update?
Killer
05/21/2017 at 6:05 pm
Hi.
Anyone knows how to use pop up window option. I only see split screen. I could use the pop up tool with Marshmallow but dont know how to use it in Nougat. Is it still there