How to set up multitasking on Apple
With the continuous upgrading of the iOS system, the multi-tasking functions of Apple devices are becoming more and more powerful. Whether it's an iPhone or an iPad, multitasking settings can significantly improve work efficiency. This article will introduce in detail how to set up multitasking on Apple devices, and provide you with a comprehensive guide based on the hot topics and hot content on the Internet in the past 10 days.
1. Hot topics and hot content on the entire network in the past 10 days

The following are hot topics and content that have been highly discussed on the Internet in the past 10 days. Information related to Apple’s multitasking settings has been usedBoldAnnotation:
| hot topics | heat index | Related equipment |
|---|---|---|
| iOS 16 multitasking function optimization | 95 | iPhone/iPad |
| iPhone 15 Pro performance review | 88 | iPhone |
| Tips for using iPad split screen function | 82 | iPad |
| Apple Watch Series 9 released | 78 | Apple Watch |
| Mac multi-window management tips | 75 | Mac |
2. How to set up Apple multitasking
Multitasking settings for Apple devices vary by device type and system version, here's how to do it:
1. iPhone multitasking settings (iOS 16 and above)
- Slide the bottom bar: On an iPhone that supports Face ID, slide up from the bottom of the screen and pause to enter the multitasking interface.
- Switch apps: Swipe the bottom bar left or right to quickly switch between recently used apps.
- Close background apps: In the multitasking interface, long press the app card and slide up to close it.
2. iPad multitasking settings
- Split-screen browsing: After opening an app, swipe up from the bottom of the screen to bring up the dock, and drag another app to the left or right side of the screen.
- Side pull function: Swipe left from the right edge of the screen to open side pull applications, supporting quick switching.
- Center window: Some apps support opening a third app as a floating window in split-screen mode.
3. Mac multitasking settings
- Mission Control: Press the F3 key or slide up the trackpad with three fingers to view all open windows.
- Split-screen browsing: Press and hold the full-screen button in the upper left corner of the window, then drag to the left or right side of the screen.
- Spaces function: Create multiple desktop spaces and press Control+left and right arrow keys to switch.
3. Frequently Asked Questions about Multitasking Settings
| question | solution |
|---|---|
| Split screen function cannot be used | Check whether the device supports this feature and make sure the system is the latest version |
| App does not support split screen | Some application developers have not adapted this feature, so you can try updating the application. |
| Multitasking interface lags | Close unnecessary background applications and restart the device |
| Gesture operation is not sensitive | Check the screen for smudges or adjust gesture sensitivity in settings |
4. Tips for using multi-tasking settings
1.Quickly switch apps: On iPhone, sliding the bottom bar left or right is faster than entering the multitasking interface.
2.application combination memory: iPad will remember your frequently used application combinations and can quickly restore them the next time you split the screen.
3.Drag and drop functionality: In split-screen mode, support dragging and dropping text, pictures and other content between different applications.
4.Shortcut key operation: Use Command+Tab to switch applications on Mac, and Command+~ to switch different windows of the same application.
5. Summary
The multitasking function of Apple devices has become quite mature after years of development, and proper settings can greatly improve work efficiency. Choose the most suitable multitasking method based on device type and personal usage habits, and regularly update the system and applications for the best experience. With the release of iOS 17 and iPadOS 17, Apple is expected to further optimize multi-tasking functions and bring users a smoother operating experience.
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