Android 13, the latest version of Google’s mobile operating system, has lost a key multitasking feature to Apple’s iOS. With the update, Android users can no longer drag and drop files between apps unless both apps are open in split-screen mode. This brings Android’s multitasking capabilities closer to that of iOS, which has surpassed Android in some areas in recent years. While Android still has more robust multitasking features in some regards, this change is likely to be a disappointment for power users who rely on multitasking heavily. It remains to be seen whether Google will bring back the previous multitasking functionality in future updates.
Android 13 loses a key multitasking feature to iOS
Android traditionally had more robust multitasking features than iOS, but Apple has closed the gap in recent years and even surpassed Google's mobile OS in some areas. For instance, Android 13 only allows you to drag and drop files between apps when ...
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