MultiWindow Playground Multiwindow Playground This sample demonstrates the use of the multi-window API available in Android N.\nFirst, switch this app into split-screen mode (for example by long-pressing the recents button). Each button below starts a new activity with special flags.\nSee the files MainActivity.java and AndroidManifest.xml for implementation details. The buttons below demonstrate features only available in free-form multi-window mode. Start basic, default Activity Start unresizable Activity Start Activity adjacent Start Activity with minimum size Start Activity with launch bounds Start activity that handles configuration changes. This Activity was launched in a new task without any additional flags or options. This activity is set as unresizable in the AndroidManifest. This is done by setting the resizeableActivity property to false for this activity. This activity was launched with the flag Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_LAUNCH_ADJACENT.\n\nIf possible, it has been launched into the adjacent area from the activity that started it.\nThis is only a hint to the system. For example - if the application is not in split-screen mode, it will be launched full-screen. If it is launched in the same task as the initial Activity, it will retain its activity properties and its location. This activity handles configuration changes itself.\n\nIn the AndroidManifest, this activity has been configured to receive callbacks for screenSize|smallestScreenSize|screenLayout|orientation changes.\nTry resizing this activity to different sizes to see which configuration properties change. This activity has been launched with a launch bounds set in its intent. The bounds define the area into which the activity should be launched. \n\nNote that this flag only applies in free-form mode. This activity has a minimum size.\nIt was launched into the top/end corner with a a default size of 750dp by 500dp, with a minimum size of 750dp as defined in its layout attribute in the AndroidManifest definition. \n\nNote that this Activity was launched in a different task, otherwise the properties from the Activity that launched this one would have been applied.