Among the notable additions is the lock screen customisation to iPad. Apple also introduced the Health app for the iPad for the first time. Last year, Apple had introduced the Weather app and this time with iPadOS and this year it is the Health app. With an optimised design for the iPad display, Favorites has a new look, and users can receive insights into their health data with Trends, Highlights, and detailed interactive charts. Now, iPad users can also track and manage their medications, use Cycle Tracking, log their momentary emotions and daily moods, view their available health records from multiple institutions, and more
Apple has also made the widgets more interactive with iPadOS 17, allowing users to get tasks done with just a tap. For example, users can turn on the lights, play a song, or mark a reminder as complete in the moment, right from a widget.
PDF features, new stuff for iMessage
iPadOS 17 also brings new features to access PDFs on the iPad. iPadOS 17 uses machine learning to identify fields in a PDF so that users can quickly add details, such as names, addresses, and emails from Contacts. The Notes app also get the ability to review, access PDF files. Users will have the option to use multiple PDFs in one Notes file.
New Messages features include an expandable menu that appears with a simple tap for easy access to the user’s most frequently used iMessage apps. The search experience is improved with filters — including people, keywords, and content types — that allow more specificity in finding exactly what users are looking for.
Apple is also making some improvements to Stage Manager. The Freeform app also gets new drawing tools and a new feature called Follow Along.
FaceTime calls also get more expressive with Reactions, such as hearts, balloons, fireworks, laser beams, rain, and more. The new effects can be activated through simple gestures, and third-party video-calling apps can take advantage of them as well.
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