Gmail is finally ready for iPad users!

Before reading this article, have your iPad ready, open the App Store, and make sure you're updating to the latest version of Gmail.

If you're using an iPadOS 13 or later, you'll be able to multitask (finally).

This means that you can load and view data in other apps (eg calendars) while at the same time accessing a large number of emails.

I don't know why it took so long for Gmail to multitask on the iPadOS 13. But you can multitask now.

Just in case, here are some ways to use multiple apps on your iPad at once.

Split View

First of all, start Gmail and swipe up from the bottom of the iPad screen to bring out the Dock.

If you press and hold the app (Apple's multitasking app that Apple has implemented on the device from the beginning) and drag it to the left or right of Gmail, the iPad's "Split View" function that splits the screen into two and displays it You can use it.

You can change the space of the app by moving the bar that divides the two apps left and right.

Slide Over

If you press and hold the white bar at the top of either app and drag it to the interface of the other app, the iPad's "Slide Over" function will appear like a floating window.

This can be awkward to use as you can't read the right side of the message if Gmail is below.

Landscape (landscape)> Portrait (portrait)

As you may have noticed, the screenshots so far have only been taken in portrait mode (portrait). This is also a big mistake.

For multitasking on the iPad, landscape mode (landscape) is much easier to use.

Especially for Gmail, because horizontal space is more valuable than vertical space. When the amount of text in an email is large, it is easier to read than when the amount of text is small. If nothing else, there will be a lot more space to display the text of the email.

Exit the multitasking app

If you're using multiple apps at once, just drag the split bar in the middle (the bar you moved to adjust the space of the app earlier) to the other app and the app will quit. ..

That way, you can easily have only one app.

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Source: Apple

David Murphy --Lifehacker US