In line with Google's aim to be a user's one-stop-shop for most online tasks, the company has made it possible to utilize two of its products on one single web page. Launching one of Google's services like Gmail or Google Drive will give users access to a side panel that would make it easier to launch another Google service next to the current one in use. This feature is handy for multitaskers or people who use various Google services for school, work or personal purposes.
Using two Google apps side by side on an Android device is possible and relatively easy to do since Google developed the operating system. Apple users who have an iPad running on iPadOS 15 or newer will also be able to access two apps with Split View mode. The most effective way to take advantage of Google's multitasking features is through a desktop computer.
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To open two Google products in one desktop window, launch a web browser and go to Gmail, Calendar or Google Drive. Users can also open a file in Google Docs, Sheets or Slides. Then, click the 'Show side panel' arrow at the bottom-right corner of the screen. This should reveal icons for other Google products that users can access alongside the current one onscreen. For instance, showing the side panel for Gmail will provide easy access to Google Calendar, Keep, Tasks and Contacts. Tapping on their respective icons will launch the app in a smaller, pop-out side panel. When done, click 'X' on the top-right corner of the side panel to exit the secondary Google app.
The list of Google products available as a secondary app depends on the primary one being accessed—the most relevant services are most likely the ones featured. For
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