Apple's Coolest New Feature — Universal Control!
from Rene Ritchie
NO ADS + bonus content! CuriosityStream & Nebula for less than $15 a YEAR! https://curiositystream.com/reneritchie/ Universal Control. Your Mac runs your iPad. Your Mac runs… your other Mac. It’s just… Total. Ecosystem. Escalation. And this is how it works… Time was, if you slid your iPad up next to your Mac, and you wanted to control it, you had to reach over and do it directly… tap, type, swipe… Like an animal. Now, with the upcoming macOS Monterey and iPadOS 15, you can just take it over with Universal Control.
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