Apple has just released a number of new products – iPad Pro and Macbook Air are new.
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New ones have been available for almost an hour
iPad Pro
in the store that
Macbook Air
has also been slightly revised and the
Mac Mini gets more memory
for the same price. With the iPad Pro in particular, Apple advertises new features that require a software update, such as improvements in AR thanks to Lidar. Since the new device will only be available from March 25, it can be concluded that Apple will release the final version of iOS 13.4 either on the same day or the day before. Tuesdays are usually the norm for the point updates, which could speak for Tuesday, March 24, but March 25 is also conceivable.
The one function that can already be found in the existing betas was actually promised by Apple in autumn – iCloud folder sharing. This should make it possible to share not just individual data, but the entire folder from your iCloud Drive. The feature was in the list of innovations for iOS 13, because of development problems, Apple promised the sharing function for “later in autumn” and then “in spring”.
What’s completely new is support for Trackpad on iPadOS. Unlike on a Mac, the cursor does not appear in the form of an arrow or a vertical line (in the text programs), but is implemented in the form of a floating circle. This makes sense for a touchscreen display, as the user will probably still use his or her own fingers as an operating element. Apple provides developers with the APIs they need for trackpad support, and the Numbers, Pages and Keynote apps are updated with the same momentum, so that they support the new function from the start.
In addition to these global innovations, new emojis will come with iOS 13.4, the developer also wants to rearrange some controls in Mail: With iOS 13, the trash was right next to the forward arrow, which caused many unintentionally deleted mails.
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