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If there's one feature that's really cool to have in a tablet - it's the ability to run several (well, usually two in case of an 8-inch tablet) apps concurrently side by side. Browsers and social network clients are among the apps you'd often have open on the side while doing something else in another app.

Some drag&drop interoperability between such apps would be great, too - but I understand that it's not easy to implement so just throwing it out there.

If there's one feature that's really cool to have in a tablet - it's the ability to run several (well, usually two in case of an 8-inch tablet) apps concurrently side by side. Browsers and social network clients are among the apps you'd often have open on the side while doing something else in another app.app. This feature is considered to be pretty useful in the modern UI apps in Windows and Samsung is using it even in the Galaxy Note.

Some drag&drop interoperability between such apps would be great, too - but I understand that it's not easy to implement so just throwing it out there.

If there's one feature that's really cool to have in a tablet - it's the ability to run several (well, usually two in case of an 8-inch tablet) apps concurrently side by side. Browsers and social network clients are among the apps you'd often have open on the side while doing something else in another app. This feature is considered to be pretty useful in the modern UI apps in Windows and Samsung is using it even in the Galaxy Note.

Some drag&drop interoperability between such apps would be great, too - but I understand that it's not easy to implement so just throwing it out there.

If there's one feature that's really cool to have in a tablet - it's the ability to run several (well, usually two in case of an 8-inch tablet) apps concurrently side by side. Browsers and social network clients are among the apps you'd often have open on the side while doing something else in another app. This feature is considered to be pretty useful in the modern UI apps in Windows and Samsung is using it even in the Galaxy Note.

Some drag&drop interoperability between such apps would be great, too - but I understand that it's not easy to implement so just throwing it out there.

Edit: I didn't notice https://together.jolla.com/question/63871/request-jolla-tablet-split-screen-multitasking/ so I'm closing this one as a duplicate.