#New mac ipad pro
From there, I pulled up the Notes app on the iPad and started typing with the MacBook Pro keyboard. When I nudged it a bit further, instead of slamming into an invisible wall, the cursor magically jumped to the iPad mini and transformed from a desktop pointer into iPadOS’s small circle. I simply placed the two devices next to each other and dragged my laptop cursor to the edge of the screen. Using Universal Control after I had downloaded iPadOS 15.4 on an iPad mini and macOS Monterey 12.3 on the latest 13-inch MacBook Pro was effortless. For now, you can only use the feature if you’re enrolled in Apple’s developer program, but it’ll eventually be a default feature on iPad and Mac. I’ll start by saying that Apple wasn’t mincing words when it claimed there was “no setup required.” You just need to do the basics: login to both devices using the same Apple ID and ensure they are both up to date.
Now available as part of the macOS Monterey 12.3 and iPadOS 15.4 developer betas, the feature creates the bridge between Macs and iPads that many have been waiting for Apple to build. With Universal Control, users can even drag and drop content back and forth between devices - great for sketching a drawing with Apple Pencil on iPad and placing it into a Keynote slide on the Mac.Īpple’s long-awaited Universal Control feature is finally here, and after spending some time with it, I have to say: It’s exactly what Apple promised. Mac users will be even more efficient with Universal Control Apple’s long-awaited, but-finally-forthcoming Universal Control lets users work with a single mouse and keyboard and move between Mac and iPad for a seamless experience, with no setup required.
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