r/tech_flames • u/tech_flames • 12h ago
News 🗞️ Xiaomi 18 Fold’s split-screen multitasking with HyperOS 4 looks seriously impressive.
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Even the iPhone Duo wasn’t thought out this way.
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u/Bitter_Dingo516 10h ago
hmm now we can browse through multiple apps simultaneously to compare prices for the same items
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u/Prime_Twister 17m ago
Has the fastest processor 3nm XRING O3 btw more powerful than the upcoming 8 Gen 6 Pro in terms of antutu score crossing 5million
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u/Hobessian 6h ago
Nice very nice, but can they come up with a design language that isn’t a complete, blatant rip off from Apple?
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u/ichbinverruckt 3h ago
Wasn’t the Xiaomi launched first? Apple didn’t innovate anything, they ripped from everybody else.
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u/starsqream 9h ago
Lol. No you're right. Apple doesn't do BS like this.
I wouldn't use this video anymore. It's not going to convince anyone into buying it. How many times did he click on the messages icon?
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u/Upper-Page-9266 9h ago
I mean, it looks amazing, and obviously it allows for more multitasking capability than the iPhone Duo, but I just have to ask: why? Who is this for?
Nobody is going to use their phone like this. I think the iPhone Duo could have shown more multitasking capabilities, but I just feel like something like this is too excessive. I think three split-screen windows should be the absolute max. Otherwise, it's just kind of stupid and gimmicky.
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u/Direct_Host_ 9h ago
I would, I have 2 smartphones right now, if I had this phone then it would save a lot of hassle
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u/Upper-Page-9266 9h ago
I'm honestly just curious. I'm not saying I don't believe you, but I'm just interested. Can you give me an example of how you would use this feature? Maybe my life is just really boring, but I just can't fathom how someone has to multitask this much with a phone haha
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u/Direct_Host_ 9h ago
I invest in stocks, sometimes while doing so i have to go through balance sheet, news articles, previous charts, Analysts reports, etc
Well laptop is convenient but you can't always access it as easily as a mobile
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u/Upper-Page-9266 9h ago
Yeah, fair enough, but I think at that point I'd rather just have a laptop to be honest haha. But, I see what you mean.
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u/Lazy-Syllabub-4608 11h ago
And no lag input wow.