Apple has released the new stable update of its operating systems for mobile devices, the iOS 15.4 for iPhone users and the iPad OS 15.4 for users of all iPad models, after 9 months.
That is why in this note we will show you all the news that arrive, among which the Face ID with a mask, the new emoji and the Universal Control stand out.
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The new update that Apple has released brings many surprises. Photo: Xatka mobile
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Apple Universal Remote
This feature is one of the most anticipated by Apple users, as it allows you to seamlessly control multiple of your devices, including an iMac, MacBook, and iPad, all with the same keyboard and mouse.
This feature has been appearing in previous beta versions, but it is only now arriving in a stable version.
Apple Universal Control makes it easy to connect between multiple devices. Photo: 9to5mac
Face ID with mask to unlock
Available only for iPhone 12 and later. To take advantage of this new feature, you have to go through another facial identification process, but Apple now allows you to find an unlock mode without analyzing the nose or mouth and without depending on an Apple Watch.
After two years of the pandemic, Apple has just added this option. Photo: xataka
Other news from Apple updates
- iCloud can save notes on every password we save.
- The 120Hz animations on the iPhone 13 Pro can be used by third-party developers.
- Fun new emoticons with lots of handshakes, nests, lips, disco balls and expressions.
These are the new emoticons available on iOS. Photo: APPerlas
- On iPads, the option to control the brightness of the Magic Keyboard, even from the Control Center.
- The custom domain in iCloud+ can now be managed from the iPhone or iPad.
- The Share menu now includes Share Play.
- passkeya new system with which you can identify yourself without any password in those places where it is integrated.
- The Notes app now allows you to configure hot corner gestures.
- There are improvements to the charge level of the AirPods on the screen.