Of note is Freeform, which will serve as a digital whiteboard of sorts for people to collaborate on creative projects when it arrives later this year.
Apple’s iPad-centric operating system isn’t getting many standalone features with iPadOS 16; many of the marquee items will be shared with iOS 16 and the new macOS Ventura, the company announced today at WWDC. Still, for those who have embraced the iPad as a work device, some of the upgrades expected this fall will be welcome additions. Of note is Freeform, which will serve as a digital whiteboard of sorts for people to collaborate on creative projects. It won’t roll out until «later this year», says Craig Federighi, Apple’s SVP of Software Engineering, but when it does, collaborators can draw or write on a canvas via touch or the Apple Pencil and see changes or additions in real time.
