When Apple introduced the Split View and Slide Over functions in the version of iOS 9 for iPad, we could see how finally the guys from Cupertino had stopped considering the iPad as a large version of iPhone, which until then was exactly that. These functions, especially the so-called Split View allow us to open two applications on the screen and interact with both together, a function that until then was only available through the Jailbreak. Along with that function came Slide Over, another function that allowed us to consult applications in a smaller window but without interacting with it. Little by little, many applications have been updated to be compatible with this function. The last has been Pocket.
Pocket is the perfect tool for all those of us who spend the day on the internet to consult and store web pages to create a document, a project, for our work ... Pocket allows us to store the web pages that interest us most to read them later offline to the Internet, ideal for when we are on the way to work and we have finished the wall of our social networks.
Being one of the only two applications that offer us this function, the other is Instapaper, it was very difficult to understand why to this day, almost two years after Apple will implement this function, it is still not available. A few hours before the launch of iOS 11, it seems that before they fell in shame for not implementing this feature, the guys at Pocket have released an update where they finally offer support for these features that hit the market two years ago . We can finally consult the material that we have stored in Pocket while we write our work, projects ... or simply contrast information with other publications.
