Keep up with the latest changes in iOS and iPadOS!Version 1.0, published August 29, 2024iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 overhaul your iPhone and iPad with major new features and interface changes. These include Apple Intelligence, which will gradually gain features and affect many aspects of how you use your device. In this book, Josh Centers shows you what’s new, plus what you have to look forward to in future updates.This year, Apple is initially rolling out new versions of iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 with a subset of their full feature set. New features, including many that are part of Apple Intelligence, will start appearing in version 18.1 and continue rolling out over the coming months. Josh Centers introduces you to all the changes you’ll see and how to navigate them. He discusses the redesigned and now completely customizable Control Center (plus more customizations for your Home Screen), major changes to apps such as Photos, Messages, Notes, Maps, and Safari, the new Passwords app, and much more.This book shows A list of major new features in iOS 18 and iPadOS 18How to determine whether the new software will run on your device, and the steps to follow to install the upgradeWhich Apple Intelligence features will appear first, in version 18.1, and what’s coming later onHow to modify your Home Screen, including turning app shortcuts into widgetsWhat’s new in Control Center (almost everything) and how to take advantage of its new featuresThe changes—both useful and controversial—in the Photos appNew capabilities in Messages, including text formatting, animation effects, and scheduled messages, plus support for satellite messaging and RCSThe new Page Menu and the redesigned Reader mode in SafariHow the new Passwords app makes it easier for you to access items in your keychainMany new capabilities in the Notes app, including Math Notes, richer formatting, highlighting, and attachmentsAdditional options for hiking and walking routes in MapsThe redesigned Calculator app, which now offers a much wider range of conversion optionsImprovements to the Journal app, including Journal widgets for your Home ScreenSmaller changes to apps including Calendar, Files, Fitness+, Freeform, Home, Mail, Music, Phone, and TVSystemwide changes to Accessibility, AirPods, Game Mode, Contact Sharing, Emergency SOS Live Video, Flashlight, and SharePlay, plus new iPad-specific changes and a way to paste links over textJosh plans to update this book several times in the coming months to reflect the ongoing changes in Sequoia.

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