iOS 9 turned into the awakening call for Apple to make use of the greater display actual property on the iPad and saw the advent of two new capabilities — split screen multitasking and Slide Over. Split screen multitasking lets in you to open apps side-by-side simultaneously, whereas Slide Over permits you to interact with another app without leaving the modern app by a display swipe gesture. Each these capabilities work with a confined wide variety of iPad fashions and iPhone customers had been not even invited to the celebration. So, if you’ve wanted the feature to your iPhone, I’ll show you how you can get Split Screen multitasking on your iPhone:

Note: This process requires you to have a Jailbroken iPhone, so if you haven’t already, head to our guide on how to Jailbreak iOS 10.2

Install Gorgone from Cydia

• Open Cydia on your iPhone and search for “Gorgone” in the Search tab. Because this tweak is hosted on BigBoss repo and it is added by default in Cydia, you do not need to add any other custom Source.

• Tap “Install” > “Confirm“.

• Tap on “Restart SpringBoard” to complete the installation process.

Your device will restart in a few seconds and Gorgone should be installed successfully at this point.

Then, take a minute to configure Gorgone’s settings. Head over to “Settings” > “Gorgone” and turn on “Enable Rotation“. This enables rotations in most of the apps and on the home screen.

The second option, “Enable Lock Screen rotation” is for iOS 9 only and doesn’t work on iOS 10 right now.

How to Use Split Screen Multitasking on iPhone

Inside any app, swipe left from the middle-right edge of the screen. This will bring up all the installed applications on your iPhone.

Tapping on any one of them slides it over and gains focus. This works exactly like iPad’s Slide Over feature. You can interact with another app, without leaving the current app. You can just swipe back to switch to the previous app when you’re done.

This is especially beneficial whilst say, you’re inside an app and want to search the net in a couple of minutes. You can make a web seek the usage of Safari (or some other web browser for iPhone) without leaving the contemporary app and speedy return to the app with a simple swipe.

To access Split screen mode, rotate your iPhone to enter landscape mode. Inside any app, swipe left from the middle-right edge of the screen to enter Slide Over mode. Select the app you want to open from the list. Tapping on the small drag bar will now put the apps side-by-side and you can use both of them simultaneously.

Swiping down from the top white drag bar will bring back the list of installed apps.

To exit Split screen mode, just slide away the app using the drag bar in the middle of both the apps.

I did now not encounter any bugs on my Jailbroken iPhone 6 whilst using Gorgone. The only thing that bugs me is that it permits rotation across all installed apps. while this will be a boon for some, it makes a few apps appearance just..terrible. optimistically, we’ll get an option to disable rotation for a few particular apps in future releases. aside from this minor problem, Gorgone is quite rock strong.

If you need to disable Gorgone temporarily, you can just tap “Disable“, or if you no longer require it, consider uninstalling it from Cydia.

Split Screen Multitasking On iPhone Using Gorgone

Way to Gorgone, iPhone users can experience one of the best features of the iPad on their iPhone, the smooth way. This could save you lot of time in case you discover yourself continuously switching from side to side between multiple apps. Fellow users, how do you unharness the capacity of cut up-display multitasking to enhance your productivity?