Universal Control, which was announced last year and is one of the newest Apple features to hit macOS, allows you to use a Mac or MacBook with an iPad in the same room. Users can utilize a single mouse on both an iPad and a Mac using this functionality. Users may drag and drop files between the two linked devices with this feature. Check out the video from the WWDC 2021 below.
Universal Control does not require any further configuration and may be activated simply by moving your pointer "away" from one device's screen and towards another until it appears on the new device. This feature can be used with up to three devices at once.
You can also use the drag and drop capability to swiftly transfer images or drawings made on your iPad to your MacBook for editing. Using Universal Control, users will be able to use the MacBook keyboard and trackpad gestures on an iPad.
The new macOS version also offers Dynamic head tracking to supported devices via a new Spatial Audio feature. This will allow you to experience the direction of music coming from your device while wearing a Spatial Audio-compatible audio device like the AirPods Max.
For compatible AirPods on Mac Macs with the M1 chip, custom Spatial Audio options for Off, Fixed, and Head Tracked are now available in Control Center. New emoji have been added to macOS Monterey 12.3, which were also included to iOS 15.4 this week. Hand movements, household goods, and different skin tones for each hand on the handshake emoji are among them.
Other changes include episode filters in the Podcasts app, as well as episodes that have been played, saved, or downloaded. Visual Look Up can now identify art, landmarks, plants, and other objects from all over the world. For translation, the Safari browser now supports Italian and Chinese.
The update also includes various bug fixes for Macs. News widgets in Today View do not launch articles when clicked, audio is distorted when watching video on Apple TV, and photographs and videos are accidentally relocated when organizing albums in Photos.
On March 8, Apple unveiled the 2022 iPhone SE 3, giving 'cheap' iPhone consumers the opportunity to compare prices for the 2020 iPhone SE. On Flipkart, the iPhone SE 2020 is presently available for 29,999 rupees. The 64 GB model is also discounted by 5%, bringing the price down to roughly $1500. Flipkart, an e-commerce site, also accepts outdated phones as part of its exchange program.
Flipkart is discounting used phones by up to 13,000 rupees. With all the finest discounts and exchange offers taken into account, the iPhone SE 2020 can be purchased for $15,499. The 2022 iPhone SE, on the other hand, will set you back $43,900.
On Monday, Apple released macOS Monterey 12.3 and iOS 15.4, which both contain version 15.4 of the Safari web browser. Aside from the typical changelogs for both operating systems, Apple has also issued a blog post detailing all the changes in the current WebKit engine update, which runs Safari across all platforms.
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