Android has been around for 16 years and it hasn't used the touchscreen to its full potential by overlooking multi-touch.

Android N is finally making multi-window mode a reality on Android, but the included features are somewhat limited. There's support for split-screen apps, but what about true resizable windows a ...

To help prepare for the foldable future, Android Pie added an optional system called multi-resume, which allows devices to let all visible apps run simultaneously without being paused.

In part 2 of the Android multi-touch series, we start building the sample program introduced in part 1. Excerpted with permission from "Hello, Android! (3rd edition)".

Instead of scrapping the project, they build their own interface that allows an Android-powered device to interact with multi-touch displays.

This is the first in a series of articles on developing multi-touch applications with Android 2.x. It is excerpted from Chapter 11 of the book "Hello, Android! (3rd edition)", available in beta ...

Android Police has more details and graphics showing how the multi-window feature would work.

Forget split screen—Android N code hints at a “Freeform Windows” mode Remember those "Desktop Android" rumors? Android N has a hidden multi-window mode.

Split-screen support for apps is basically its marquee feature. And after testing it out on the Pixel C, the final version of Android N can't come soon enough.