When it comes to quick notepad apps, you have options. Whether you are a student, or just want to get your work done faster, you can find a solution that fits your needs. But how do you know what works best? Here are a few tips to help you out.
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SharePlay is a feature in FaceTime. It allows you to share your screen while you are in a video call, and you can choose from a variety of content to use during the call. Some of the options include music from Spotify, TikTok, and Disney+. You can also peruse photos in Apple’s Photos app during the call, and you can listen to new albums together. This feature requires a third-party app to support it, however, so you will have to update your device to access SharePlay.
To enable SharePlay, you will first need to make sure that you have an updated version of iOS or MacOS. If you don’t have the latest software, you can download it from the App Store. Make sure to update all of your apps, as well. Once you have updated, you can check your device’s version by going to Settings. Then, select General and check the version of SharePlay on your device.
SharePlay
This week, Craig Federighi, Apple’s Senior Vice President of Software Engineering, showed off SharePlay, a new feature allowing users to share their screen during FaceTime video calls. He walked us through the new feature and explained the best way to use it.
In addition to being able to see what your friends are watching, SharePlay lets you choose content that you want to watch and play as part of your video call. While you’re interacting with your friends, you can enjoy a Spotify playlist, watch TikTok videos, or peruse photos in your Apple Photos app. You can even watch movies in real time. It’s all part of what makes this feature so cool.
Although there’s no official release date for SharePlay, a few apps have been deemed worthy of the title. Apple has curated a list of such apps in the App Store. To take advantage of SharePlay, all you need to do is download the latest version of your favorite third-party apps.
Universal Control
Universal Control is a new feature of the Mac and iPad operating systems that will be available with the next MacOS release. It will allow users to drag and drop files between screens on different devices. Those who are interested in this feature will be pleased to hear that it is expected to be included in the next version of macOS, Monterey.
This new feature is built off the existing Continuity and Handoff features. When you’re ready to switch between devices, you simply move your cursor to the edge of the screen on one device and then slide the mouse to the edge of the screen on the other. Unlike AirDrop, you won’t get an odd jump when dragging an object between the screens.
Conclusion
To use this feature, you’ll need a Mac running macOS 12.1 or later and an iPad with iOS 15. The two must be within 30 feet of each other and all of the devices must be signed into the same Apple ID.
