Do you want to read your articles and do something else at the same time? Android technically lets you do this: it implemented multi-window support in Android 7.0, but apparently and for some reason, popular reading app Pocket hadn't added it yet. Now it's working.

Maybe Pocket thought people would like to be immersed in their reading more, which makes sense, but there are also use cases when you might want to control your music, check your commute map, or maybe copy text from an article to another app or compare it with information from another source. Regardless of the reason, you can now do so and it works across the Pocket app, from the list to the discovery section to reading an article, and more. To get it working, you need version 6.7.9.0, which you can grab from the widget below or install manually from APK Mirror.