Features including screen casting, Siri shortcuts, quick memos, and the new version of Safari browser have been added
Earlier, it was announced that iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and watchOS 8 and tvOS 15 will be available to the general public for testing. Apple subsequently announced that it will open a new version of macOS Monterey to join the public test, but just like the test version for developers, it can be tested through a single keyboard, The Universal Control function, which can be moved and controlled between Mac and iPad with a mouse, is still not open to use.
In response to the previous response, Apple responded that it is not ready yet, so it will open for testing later, but including the new version of FaceTime, AirPlay, and the newly added SharePlay feature can already be used in this macOS Monterey public test version. In addition, users can also use the AirPlay function to put content on the Mac model for playback, and can play the sound through the built-in loudspeaker of the Mac model.
At the same time, Apple also brings the Siri shortcut function on iOS to the Mac, so that users can more easily handle specific setting shortcut functions through Siri.
As for the new version of the Safari browser, Apple has further adjusted its operating interface to make the overall operation more intuitive. At the same time, it has also simplified the design to make the page viewable range larger and less distracting, and it has added plug-ins since last year. The design is applied to the mobile version of Safari, and even greater adjustments have been made to the Safari browser on the iPhone. The address bar is moved to the bottom edge of the screen, which is convenient for users to directly tap with their thumbs or display all page content through swipe up gestures .
The quick memo function added in iPadOS 15 can also be used in the public beta version of macOS Monterey by moving the mouse cursor to the lower right corner of the screen. If not in use, you can also move the cursor directly to close it.
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