What's new in iPadOS 15
The main news that we have for iOS 15, are available in iPadOS 15, but this operating system has its own, too .
Next I am going to talk about the most outstanding ones and my opinion about them. If you don't know, just like the Published Beta of iOS 15, the iPadOS 15 Public Beta is also available for anyone who wants to try everything new before its official launch.
The main new features of iPadOS 15:
Widgets on iPadOS:
The first thing that stands out is the widgets that we can put on the home screen, just like we do in iOS 14.
The Library app appears:
We also have the App Library, just like in the previous mobile version.
App Notes:
The native Notes app also changes with iPadOS 15 Now its handling is more intuitive. We can hide the application under the iPad and access quick controls at the top with a simple touch on the screen, which shows them floating over the rest of the interface. Mentions arrive, like iOS 15, to be able to link the names of other users who collaborate on our documents and labels also arrive to classify and more easily locate each note.
Continuity between systems:
With the improvement of MacOS, which will now be called Monterrey , iPadOS 15 benefits from the arrival of a new improvement in the continuity between systems.Now we can control the iPad with the trackpad and keyboard of our Mac, simply by placing it next to it and making a simple transition between both devices. The iPad becomes a great ally of the Mac with this enhancement.
Privacy on iPadOS 15:
In the introduction of iPadOS 15 there had to be a prominent place for privacy. We have 'Mail Privacy Protection', which hides by default the IP address from which we are sending each email. Apple's native email manager, Mail, will also hide our location when sending and reading emails. And also comes the impossibility of knowing if we have opened an email or not.
In the rest of the news iPadOS has no major difference with iOS. Everything that is in one is in another.
I'm looking forward to September so you can see it and tell me what you think of the new versions of Apple's operating system. When you have them, tell me.
