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17 ways I’ve been using Pixel Fold’s split screen mode

A photo of a Pixel Fold opened fully to reveal both screens. The screen on the left-hand side shows a Chrome browser tab open to a story about Pi Day; the screen on the right shows Google Keep open with a checklist on it for pie ingredients

I was able to have Pixel Tips open on one screen and open my Settings and navigate to the Safety & emergency section and update them.

Photo of a Pixel Fold open entirely to show split screen mode with the left-hand side screen opened to the Safety and emergency tab of Settings. The right-hand screen is opened to Pixel Tips, specifically to a tip about setting up location and emergency contact settings.

Dragging and dropping photos to Google Slides is super easy.

Photo of a Pixel Fold open entirely to show split screen mode with the left-hand side screen opened to Google Photos showing a collection of mountain photos. The right-hand side is opened to Google Slides, showing a slide that says “Southern Idaho!” Proposed itinerary.” Two of the photos from the left-hand side are being dragged over to the right-hand side to be put on a slide.

I can keep Docs open and turn my travel research list into a to-do list with Keep on the other screen.

Photo of a Pixel Fold open entirely to show split screen mode with the left-hand side screen opened to Google Keep, showing a to-do list for a trip with items like “dogsitters” and “finish packing hiking gear.” The left-hand side of the screen is opened to Google Docs showing a list of possible vacation routes.

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Screen has rounded corners. When measured diagonally as a rectangle, external screen is 5.8 inches and internal screen is 7.6 inches. Actual viewable area is less. Dimension may vary by configuration and manufacturing process.

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Requires compatible apps.


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