Designer Sam Beckett has released a new concept video demonstrating how split screen multitasking could work in iOS 8. In the video he shows a user running Safari and Calendar beside each other on an iPad.
Currently, iOS 7 does not support any form of a split screen view. Here is Beckett’s concept video:
Sam Beckett has done many Apple concepts before including the iOS 8 interactive notifications concept we saw a few days ago.
Update #1: The video has been removed by the user, no reason given, We will keep the post updates as we find out more.
Update #2: YouTube video is back up.
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