iPadOS 18 Features we’ve been waiting for!
I use my iPad 90% for work, and I love all the new features we’re getting because this means I can already see my productivity going up with these features.
With this new iOS 18 dropping in September, I’ve put together some features coming to the iPadOS. Most of these are no different than the iOS features, but here’s the look on the iPad.
🩵 Screen customization:
you have the option to choose from automatic, dark, light or tinted apps. With tinted you can also change the colors to your preference. There’s also an option to set the apps icons small or large.
🤍Apps:
another cool feature with the apps is that you can pretty much place them anywhere instead of the traditional inline design they had with previous iOS.
🩵 messages:
We will now have an option to schedule messages to be sent at a specific time. I am personally very excited about this one.
🩵 Control center:
Apple has updated this center to be fully customizable. Not only that but there’s so much more options to choose from, it’s pretty nice.
🤍 Reader in Safari:
the reader got a new sleep look and has more options now such as the page summary and you can also listen to the article instead of reading it.
🩵 Love audio:
This one is also one of my favorites as you can record an audio in notes and get a love transcript of the audio. Pretty neat if you ask me.
🤍 Math in notes:
Yep you read that right. Your iPad will do the math for you as you’re writing stuff down. How cool is that?
Also to add we now get the full calculator on the iPad which is something I’ve been wanting for a while now 😩
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The upcoming iPadOS 18, launching in September, brings a range of features that elevate the iPad user experience. From customizable screen settings—including dark, light, or tinted options—to the ability to rearrange app icons freely, personalization has never been easier. One standout feature is the scheduled message option in the Messages app, allowing users to set specific times for texts to be sent. This function is perfect for busy professionals who need to manage their communication more effectively. Additionally, the revamped Control Center promises extensive customization, enabling users to tailor their settings further to fit their workflow. Another significant enhancement is found in the Safari app with the new Reader feature. Users can enjoy a cleaner reading experience with page summaries and listen to articles instead of reading them manually. This makes it easier to stay updated on the latest news and blog posts, all while multitasking. Moreover, the built-in audio recording capabilities in Notes offer live transcription, making note-taking simpler and more efficient. A new math feature even allows the iPad to perform calculations as you write, providing instant assistance without needing a calculator. Overall, iPadOS 18 is designed to improve workflow, enhance productivity, and offer exciting new features that cater to both personal and professional use.
what generation ipad is this?