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Not phones, but TVs. My first flatscreen tv(not a smart tv yet) had a picture in picture mode, so I could play games while my family watched TV. That was nice, but it seems to have just vanished as a feature in modern TVs.
My LG C2 does have that feature, so it's definitely still a thing in modern TVs. It feels unnecessarily hard to select what input source should go where, but maybe I've just not looked into it closely enough
The 3D TVs could do two different full screen pictures at the same time for this sort of usage.