In this one I’m answering a viewer question that comes up all the time: “Can you have split screen on Agama Car Launcher?” I had a proper look through Agama and, like a lot of you, I couldn’t find any obvious setting for it. But the good news is you don’t actually need a launcher setting at all—this is a “forgotten” Android feature that still works, and it’s surprisingly simple once you know where to press. I boot up my trusty tablet (I’m on Android 13) and show you the exact steps: open your apps (I use Agama and Spotify), go into your recent apps, then long-press an app and drop it onto the screen to force split screen. From there, I show you how to swap the app positions using the three little dots in the middle, and how to switch between side-by-side and top-and-bottom layouts. If you’re on Samsung, there’s also a handy trick—save the two apps as an “App Pair” to the Edge Panel so you can launch your favourite combo in one tap. This should work on most Android head units running modern Android versions too.