Customize the BlackBerry KEY2's recents multitasking view; here's how

On the KEY2, which runs Android Oreo, the recents multitasking button is the square found on the bottom right just under the 4.5-inch display. Tapping the button allows users to see which apps are still open on the phone, and lets them tap back and forth to switch the app currently on the screen. The apps can also be closed individually, or all at once. While most Android phones running Oreo reveal which apps are still open with a vertical swipe, the KEY2 allows you to customize the view.

The directions speak for themselves:

Rolodex is the default setting with vertical swiping revealing the open apps. It's sort of like, well, yeah, a Rolodex. Tiles shows the open apps as individual tiles on the screen. Masonry sort of resembles a brick house with the app tiles arranged like bricks covering multiple columns and rows. Select the view that you like the best.

You can see the three options for yourself by tapping on the video at the top of this article. Note that this feature is also available on the BlackBerry KEYone.

source: BlackBerryMobile