With iPadOS 15 and macOS Monterey, there’s a new Universal Control feature that allows users to use a single keyboard, mouse, or trackpad with both devices at once. The iPad and Mac are merging a little more.
There’s also a new mute button for notifications, and iPadOS 15 will suggest muting notifications for a message thread if you don’t interact with the messages. This Notification Summary can be displayed at a time of the user’s choosing. Like on iOS, iPadOS also now gives users a new personalized notification summary that collects non-urgent notifications and shows them off in a quick view. The new notifications will display better contact photos, making it easier to identify who messages are from.
Notifications are getting redesigned for iPadOS 15. The headline feature here is Quick Notes, which users can create by swiping up from the corner of the display with an Apple Pencil. Notes is getting a few new features that should make it easier to jot down ideas as you go. So you can quickly and easily put apps into Slide Over, and manage the apps that are accessible. The app switcher now also shows Slide Over apps. For example, the Mail app can open an email in the center of the display, allowing users to quickly preview content. And, there’s a new multi-window shelf that lets users quickly and easily switch between the windows of an app.Īlso, on the iPad, some apps can open windows in the center of the display.
That allows users to quickly enter full screen, center window, Slide Over, or Split View, easily. For starters, iPadOS 15 brings a new multitasking menu at the top of every app. IPadOS 15 isn’t bringing windowed apps, but it does offer some great new multitasking features that should help with productivity on the device. Image source: Christian de Looper for BGR
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