This feature is limited to newer model iPad (and iPhone for that matter) so if you don’t see it available, assume either the iPad is too old, or the text is not readable for whatever reason. Open a picture in the Photos app that contains text, and then tap on the little box in the corner that looks like a bracket around lines, kind of like this “”, then simply tap and hold on the text to select it, copy it, translate, speech, all the normal text tools you have available. This is pretty convenient for obvious reasons, and it works pretty well.
Just click on those three dots, choose your multitasking mode, and you’ll instantly be in split screen mode or slide over mode for apps on iPad. Now it’s much easier to put apps side-by-side on iPad, and you don’t need to memorize any complex gestures. The top of the iPad screen now has three dots “…” and if you tap on that you can access the new multitasking features right away to quickly enter into split view for apps, or Slide Over view for apps. Smart Keyboard and Magic Keyboard iPad users can also access Quick Notes by keystroke, by hitting Globe+Q keys concurrently. Using Quick Notes is simple, just drag a finger or Apple Pencil from the bottom right corner inward on the screen to summon a Quick Note right away. Quick Notes are a great iPad feature that allow you to quickly jot down notes from anywhere, whether it’s an app or the iPad Home Screen. You can move widgets around icons to arrange your Home Screen however you’d like. Simply long press on the Home Screen of iPad, then click the “+” button that appears in the upper left corner.īrowse through the widgets, and then tap on “Add Widget” to bring it to the Home Screen. You can now put widgets anywhere on the Home Screen of iPadOS 15.
We’re going to focus on some iPadOS 15 features that you’re most likely to use and appreciate.Īnd of course, iPad users of iPadOS 15 also have basically all of the features for iOS 15 available to them as well, since iPadOS is essentially iOS rebranded for iPad with a few alterations.
0 kommentar(er)
