One of the main advantages of using a foldable device is its multitasking capabilities. Samsung ensures that you can accomplish a lot on any flagship Galaxy phone or tablet with recent versions of One UI, whether it has a flexible display or not. For example, on devices like the Z Fold and Tab S lines, you can run up to three apps side by side with different layouts. On the other hand, Galaxy S phones and the Z Flip line allow you to run two apps simultaneously. You have the flexibility to adjust the proportion of the screen that each app takes up by dragging the divider between them. Additionally, you can save your favorite app combinations for easy and quick launching in the same arrangement.

App pairs are often overlooked in Samsung’s split-screen feature, but they are definitely worth exploring. When you have two or more apps running side by side, they will appear as a group in your task switcher for easy access. By tapping on the three dots in the middle divider, you will see an icon shaped like a star. This allows you to save the grouping of apps in the same arrangement to one of three locations: your taskbar, your home screen, or your Edge Panel.

Let’s say you have Gmail, a web browser, and perhaps a third app like Twitter or X running concurrently. If you anticipate needing this same combination of apps in the future, you can have them all together with just a single tap.