Everything Apple announced at WWDC 2021: iOS, iPadOS, macOS, AirPods updates

For many years, the iPad has been a beloved tool in the creative community, and its applications can be used for drawing, editing photos, and processing audio. But for so-called knowledge workers—who spend most of their time writing emails and processing documents—the iPad is not a very popular working environment, and its application switching and multitasking tools are immature.This is our latest Comments on the new iPad ProToday, Apple stated that it is working to correct these shortcomings.

In the next update, iPadOS will get a multitasking menu displayed at the top of the screen. Using the tiny pop-up menu, you can display the application in full screen, create a split view containing multiple applications, or slide the window to the side of the screen to access the home screen with just one or two taps. Switching between apps in split view is very elegant and can be done with just a few swipes. These actions also apply to keyboard shortcuts-this is a boon for knowledge workers who pair an iPad with a smart keyboard as a laptop replacement.

Other updates: The Notes application has become more collaborative, with the ability to view recent changes, and the ability to tag your colleagues in shared documents. Widgets have been updated in iPadOS, adding larger widgets, and new actions that make it easier for you to organize and manage widgets on the home screen. The translation application has also been improved on the iPad, adding the ability to translate text in all applications, web pages, and messages-all content on the system. What is truly unique: You can use Translate to practice handwriting with Apple Pencil, so if you want to review Japanese Kanji, this is your goal.

Watch operating system 8

When you have a panic attack, your regular companion Apple Watch cannot pat your back and tells you to put your head between your knees.But it is doing its best Calm you down Has some new meditation functions. Now, the Breathe app has more attractive animations. The new Reflect function will provide you with tips to make you feel good, such as thanking you for the things you love, or reminding yourself of things that bring you happiness (shells!) The sleep tracking system that was introduced to watchOS last year now also has measurements New methods for different sleep goals, such as measuring your breathing rate.

Continue the trend of meditation, Apple’s Fitness+ service Now includes Tai Chi exercises to reduce stress, as well as artist spotlight exercises from artists such as Keith Urban. These exercises are bound to increase the user base. The new celebrity coach Jeanette Jenkins (Jeanette Jenkins) also joined the Fitness+ fitness team as an additional attraction.