Split screen
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twerppoet
iPad Fan
The only announced change was the abilithy to run two instances of Safari side by side.
Some tech journalists are wondering if we'll see a 10.2 or 10.3 update with some iPad goodies later in the year; like we did last year with iOS 9. Apple no longer seems to feel it has to save all features for WWDC and the initial iOS update. But that is speculation. Only time will tell.
Some tech journalists are wondering if we'll see a 10.2 or 10.3 update with some iPad goodies later in the year; like we did last year with iOS 9. Apple no longer seems to feel it has to save all features for WWDC and the initial iOS update. But that is speculation. Only time will tell.
Husq250
iPF Novice
So now that IOS 10 is out are their any changes notable for the iPad Pro 12.9? As I stated above I returned an iPad Pro a while back because I purchased it with high hopes of split screen and slid over. I was sorely disappointed with those. I purchased an iPad Air 2 instead to replace my aging iPad Air and to keep up with what was going on with split screen. In the end I decided to get the Pro again becuase I missed the screen size and I love the on-screen keyboard compared with the Air2 (even though I use a Bluetooth keyboard most the time) This is an iPad that spends its whole life on a stand. Sooo, I'm still on the latest of IOS9, are their any notable differences to go to 10?
It's amazing what just expectations can do. As disappointed I was the first time around I couldn't be more pleased with it this time around.
It's amazing what just expectations can do. As disappointed I was the first time around I couldn't be more pleased with it this time around.
My iPad doesn't qualify for iOS 10, but my phone does and I'm running it. I definitely think it's worth having.
This link gives 29 reasons to update:
29 iOS 10 Features Worth Upgrading For
This link gives 29 reasons to update:
29 iOS 10 Features Worth Upgrading For
twerppoet
iPad Fan
The only major difference in multitasking for iOS 10 is that Safari will now let you view two websites in split screen. This is all done within the Safari app, as opposed to the usual slideover and split screen modes for combining apps.
App slideover and split screen still require the developer to include the ability in their app, however almost all productivity app developers have done this. At least the ones that are still actively supporting their apps.
Most of the other iOS 10 improvements are focused on the iPhone. There are a lot of them, and some affect both platforms; but none of them have a major impact on how the iPad and multitasking work. The biggest changes that affect the iPad are the new Messages app and how Notifications and Widgets are handled.
Other changes are going to take time to show, and won't be supper obvious. Apple has given developers more access to Siri. Certain classes of apps will be able to use Siri in the same way that Apple's app do. Like the multitasking, it's up to developers to implement the new features, so roll out will take sometime.
If you've got some time, you can always watch the event keynote.
Apple Events - Apple Special Events
One warning. Most Apple events end with a music performance. This time it's a bit odd. Even stranger than the bit of fun they have at the start.
App slideover and split screen still require the developer to include the ability in their app, however almost all productivity app developers have done this. At least the ones that are still actively supporting their apps.
Most of the other iOS 10 improvements are focused on the iPhone. There are a lot of them, and some affect both platforms; but none of them have a major impact on how the iPad and multitasking work. The biggest changes that affect the iPad are the new Messages app and how Notifications and Widgets are handled.
Other changes are going to take time to show, and won't be supper obvious. Apple has given developers more access to Siri. Certain classes of apps will be able to use Siri in the same way that Apple's app do. Like the multitasking, it's up to developers to implement the new features, so roll out will take sometime.
If you've got some time, you can always watch the event keynote.
Apple Events - Apple Special Events
One warning. Most Apple events end with a music performance. This time it's a bit odd. Even stranger than the bit of fun they have at the start.
Husq250
iPF Novice
Thanks guys. I think I'll hang on to 9 for a little while longer while I learn more about 10 and see how it develops. 9 works great now anyway.
If I could have a wish list for slide over and split screen is:
The ability to run ALL apps side by side weather or not the developers support it. That would be a software re design, I know. I still can't find a calculator app I like and mine is not supported.
Better control of the selectable apps in the side bar. Their are too many! We need to be able to flick some away. Just like how we close out apps in multitasking. I don't want to scroll through so many apps just to get to a few I use regularly.
If I could have a wish list for slide over and split screen is:
The ability to run ALL apps side by side weather or not the developers support it. That would be a software re design, I know. I still can't find a calculator app I like and mine is not supported.
Better control of the selectable apps in the side bar. Their are too many! We need to be able to flick some away. Just like how we close out apps in multitasking. I don't want to scroll through so many apps just to get to a few I use regularly.
Of your two wishes, the second one is the only one that has any chance of ever being in a future iOS update. The first wish would change the very core of how iOS works.
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