I'd be shifting to Apple Notes if this happens, as I'd be able to tag the notes with #med #surg to differentiate between them and keep them organised." "I hear that there is a tag feature coming which will surely help a lot. I had a quick chat with him and talking about some of the new features being readied for Notes in iPadOS 15, Pacchel says, "I love Apple notes, I use it as my rough notebook." That said, he does concede that he does miss out on some of the features that help organise his notes.
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Medical College, Nagpur, Pacchel uses an iPad as a second display for his Mac and uses an Apple Pencil to help him with tasks such as drawing, editing photos, and manipulating objects. student who's used an iPad Air and MacBook for most of his med studies so far, certainly thinks so. But do they really fit the mould for students who've already been using iPad as their device of choice for study and exam prep?Īnuj Pacchel, an M.B.B.S. That's all nice, but do these cater to my workflow as a student?Īs a student, these are all features that sound a lot of fun, especially if you plan on getting the most out of iPad as a note-taking and assignment powerhouse. They will get a notification about the update, which they can tap to quickly access the note. Just type an and their name anywhere in the note. This feature offers an easy way to get the attention of a friend in a shared note. In keeping with that thought, the app now allows you to 'Mention' people you're collaborating on a note with. Apple's team have also figured out the need to improve on collaborative features in the Notes app. These folders, automatically collect notes in one place based on tags. You'll also see ' Custom Smart Folders' being created as you star categorising more of your notes with a particular tag. Users can tap a tag or even a combination of tags, to quickly view tagged notes. To augment this, the app interface now hosts a new 'Tag Browser' that conveniently shows all of a user's tags in one place. Users can add one or more tags by simply typing or handwriting them directly in the note - like #activities or #travel. Self-explanatory almost, tags are a fast and flexible way to categorize and organize your notes.
Well, if Quick Note has you curious already, I'm sure you'll like to read on and find out about some of these additions.įirst up, Tags. There's are a handful of other additions lined up for the Notes app too - stuff that Apple didn't quite talk at length about while touching on iPadOS 15's key features. But writing down something while you're browsing through a webpage or an eBook has always been a tad cumbersome for students. IPadOS 14, as of now, lets you quick jot down notes with an Apple Pencil without having to unlock your iPad. Tapping the lower right corner of the iPad with an Apple Pencil or a swipe with a finger, now calls up a Quick Note, letting you jot down a thought or an idea. Image: Appleīut there's one particular feature that Apple's Engineer for Apple Pencil Software, Will Thimbleby took time to showcase at the WWDC keynote earlier this year that piqued the interest of students who use iPads - Quick Note. Widgets get a fresh lease of life too, alongside a bevy of quality of life improvements added to Safari. Multitasking has also seen a few major interface updates with iPadOS 15, making it far more easier to access. App Library, for one, has been brought to the iPad, letting you reduce the number of app pages that stack next to the homescreen. Now iPadOS 15 does bring with it a number of fresh features that are better optimised for the larger screen real estate on offer when compared to iPhones.
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With iPadOS 15's release just around the corner, I can tell you that your iPad will still feel like an iPad and not a Mac, but there are a few improvements across the board that make iPads incredibly capable portable workhorses for students and professionals alike.
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It all began with the 2018 iPad Pro and since then we've heard tonnes of users ask for iPadOS to feel more along the lines of a Mac.
Apple's iPads have gotten incredibly powerful over the years.
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