- #IOS 15 QUICK NOTE UPDATE#
- #IOS 15 QUICK NOTE FULL#
- #IOS 15 QUICK NOTE SOFTWARE#
- #IOS 15 QUICK NOTE WINDOWS#
In any Quick Note that you want to keep visible, on the toolbar, choose View > Always on Top.
#IOS 15 QUICK NOTE WINDOWS#
If you’re using Quick Notes to keep small reminders and important information visible at all times, you can pin them so that they stay visible over any other windows on your computer screen. Tapping split view makes the app occupy half of the screen, then deposits you on the home screen where you can select another app to take up the other half.Tip: To open additional Quick Notes, press Windows + Alt + N on your keyboard for each additional Quick Note that you want to create.
#IOS 15 QUICK NOTE FULL#
Tapping full screen does just what you'd expect it makes the app full-screen. Tapping or clicking that produces a small panel that lets you select either full-screen, split view, or slide over. The new multitasking buttonįor example, application windows that are in full-screen or split-view mode now have a three-dot ellipsis button at the top.
The new stuff here is mostly comprises more intuitive ways to access features that existed before, but they're all welcome. When Apple announced iPadOS 15, it put multitasking front and center. (If you don't, you can just ignore it all and use the iPad's home screen just as you always have.) Multitasking Still, if you can suffer through the frustration of breaking your layout many times over as you try to get everything where you want it, the combination of widgets and the app library completely changes the way the home screen works on the iPad, if you want it to. The "wobble mode" icon-and-widget placement approach and the home screen's cascading list format have got to go their limitations have only become more apparent as more customization and features have been added. Unfortunately, arranging icons and widgets on the home screen still is a real pain. This is all just as we saw it on the iPhone when we reviewed iOS 14. You can either place widgets side-by-side on the home screen alongside app icons, or you can place them in a stack that only occupies as much space as a single widget you can swipe your finger on it to swap between widgets in that place. Whereas you could previously place widgets in a predefined place on the very first home-screen page, you can now place them anywhere on the home screen and in several different sizes, including variations for certain widgets that weren't available on the iPhone.
#IOS 15 QUICK NOTE UPDATE#
The situation with widgets has been a bit strange home-screen widgets debuted on iPadOS a couple of years past, but this more robust update hit the iPhone first about a year ago and is only just making its way to the iPad with iPadOS 15. The other major addition to the home screen is free-form widget support.
The iPad also gets something that the iPhone didn't: access to the app library from the dock, which is much more convenient than swiping to the last page on the home screen. When you try to delete an app on the home screen, you'll be asked whether you want to fully delete the app or just relegate it to the app library.įurther, you can now hide or show home screen pages, which plays nicely with Focus mode (see the iOS 15 review for details about that it works the same on the iPad) to give you more home screen customization than you've ever had before. The real advantage here is that the home screen is no longer the only place you can store apps, which means you can remove apps from the home screen while still keeping them accessible both via Spotlight search and by visiting the app library screen.
#IOS 15 QUICK NOTE SOFTWARE#
Unfortunately, as in iOS 14, you can't define these folders yourself the software generates them automatically. Swiping all the way to the right on the home screen will take you here, where you'll find a search field and several folders that contain every app you have installed on your iPad. Let's start with the home screen, which saw the biggest transformation this year, even though almost everything different about it was already available on iPhones when iOS 14 launched in late 2020.Īrguably the most significant introduction to iPadOS 15 is the app library view, which iPhones got last year.
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