Samsung is rolling out a new multitasking layout for its Galaxy tablets via the One UI 8 update. The new layout allows users to open three apps simultaneously. The apps can be rearranged and resized ...

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Samsung Galaxy Tablet users will soon get a new multitasking feature with the upcoming One UI 8 update. The latest build of the One UI 8 reveals that the company is pushing a new multitasking layout ...