So you can open the same app twice on your iPad
Today, in one of our tutorials, we are going to teach you how to open the same app twice on the iPad . Once good way to be much more productive with an application that allows us to open a split screen, with different things.
If you have an iPad, the truth is that you are in luck. And it is that with the arrival of iPadOS , our tablets are much more productive and sometimes, they can even replace desktop computers. Apple is what it wants and it seems that little by little it is introducing this change in the homes of all its users.
So if you want to get more out of your iPad, don't miss the advice that we are going to give you next, because without a doubt it is something really important.
How to open the same app twice on iPad
What we have to do is open the app that we want to duplicate. Once we have it open, the next step is the most important and the easiest to do.
At the moment, as far as we know, it's only possible to do this with native iPadOS apps.
With the app open, we must open the dock (slide the screen from bottom to top), that section that we have at the bottom where the apps that we use the most appear or those that we have put. With the dock open, we take the same app that we have open, and drag it to the side of the screen
We move the app to the right of the iPad screen
Once this is done, we'll see that it opens like when we do it normally. This app opens and we can use it as if nothing had happened and on the other hand, continue using it as we were doing.
The same app opened twice
It is possible to leave it as we see it on the screen or, also, we can anchor it. To do this, press the strip that appears on the top of the app that we see in small size, and drag it to the area where the battery percentage is. You will see how a hole is made on the screen and you just have to let go. Now the split screen appears and you can even adapt the size of each of the applications.
In this way we will be more productive with certain applications and above all, much more productive with our iPads, which already replace almost 90% of our computers.
