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Multitasking is an essential part of the Android ecosystem. It has been there since the very beginning, and finally other operating systems have adopted the much needed feature. Now when it comes to the stock experience of multitasking in Android, some are okay with how it works. It’s simple, fluid, and pleasing to the eye, but some people want a little bit more. There are a slew of multitasking apps out there, and I have even featured some of those apps on the App of the Week segment, but this new one, simply called “Multitasking”, brings a unique spin to the useful feature.
Multitasking is kind of like a sidebar app drawer, because well, you swipe to the right, and out comes a sidebar with app selections. Where it differs from the rest is that these apps are part of Multitasking, instead of having your entire app draw fitting into a sidebar. When you click on one of these apps, the app pops up in a nice little window in the center of your screen, giving you quick access to whatever you need, and you can access them when you are in another app. Thats isn’t it either; you can also open multiple apps at one time, and place the windows anywhere on the screen by simply holding and dragging. Love those overlays.
My only gripe about the app is that the free version will pop up ads at very random times. And I am not talking about little ads on the top and the bottom of the screen, I am talking about the whole screen gets taken over by the ad. I guess that is one way to get people to buy the pro version. Other than that though, I dig this app. It’s a unique multitasking experience, and I would suggest trying it out. Check out my video run-through below to se it in action, and let us know if you downloaded it, and what you think of it.
FREE Version
PRO Version
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