The “premium suite” upgrade of the Galaxy S3 (Android 4.1), and the Galaxy Note 2 (2012) had split-screen functionality.
The Galaxy Note 3 (2013) brought multi-window for selected set of apps (and rarely third-party apps such as 3C battery monitor widget).
The Galaxy Note 4 (2014) combined both features into one, and made it available to many more apps. Even more practical with that precise stylus.
The iPhone 11 Max Pro (2019)? With all its abundant processing power? Doesn't have it.
The “premium suite” upgrade of the Galaxy S3 (Android 4.1), and the Galaxy Note 2 (2012) had split-screen functionality.
The Galaxy Note 3 (2013) brought multi-window for selected set of apps (and rarely third-party apps such as *3C battery monitor widget*).
The Galaxy Note 4 (2014) combined both features into one, and made it available to many more apps. Even more practical with that precise stylus.
The iPhone 11 **Max Pro** (2019)? With all its abundant processing power? **Doesn't have it.**
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