Although it is still far from the productivity of desktop systems, iPadOS may still have a long way to go. butThe latest generation of iPadOS 15 Improvements in cross-system and work applications may not be the only ones mentioned at the press conference. Recently, some foreign media dug into this system test version and found that Apple has made improvements worth mentioning in terms of the support and functional interface of the Files app. Continue reading The iPadOS 15 beta version was found to support the NTFS format, but like the Mac, it can only read the text of the report.
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iPadOS 15 beta version was found to support NTFS format, but like Mac, it can only read it
After Apple’s years of efforts in the field of tablet computers, based on the author’s personal observation, they have indeed attracted many people who are willing to choose iPad products even across systems. As iPadOS continues to focus on productivity purposes, it is obvious that cross-system file format support is also an issue that urgently needs improvement. Recently, some foreign media dug up various new features of iPadOS 15 regarding the file app.
One of them is the “file transfer progress bar” interface that the editor needs the most and that many people have been knocking on for a long time – yes, although there was a pie chart before, it was actually impossible to grasp the transfer time or the current real transfer volume and file items. It is said that this feature will finally be found in the upper right corner of the new file application. It has to be said that without this basic function, it was indeed difficult to do advanced file management on iPad in the past. Now we can finally look forward to more productive and specific application directions.
In addition, based on current findings, the lack of NTFS format support in file formats in the past does not feel very friendly to Windows users. iPadOS 15 is also officially on par with macOS. It at least brings support for reading files on hard drives formatted as NTFS – although it cannot be written… but it is still a good improvement.
In addition to this wave of iPadOS improvements for multitasking, home screen customization, and note-taking functions, there are also these new supports that are gradually being dug out. I wonder if it has made everyone want to use iPad Pro for some truly professional purposes?
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