If you have an iPad or an iPhone, we don't have to tell you that the great news right now is that you can download iOS 11, and although we have had all summer to get to know him quite well, it is the perfect time to make sure that we master all his new arrivals, and Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), He wants to make it easier for us with new iOS 11 tutorials for iPad Pro in video.
Three New iOS 11 Tutorial Videos for iPad Pro ...
Admittedly, there is no better way to present a new update than by teaching users to take advantage of the new features it introduces and, as they say, a picture is worth a thousand words, so it seems like a great idea on the part. Apple launching its own iOS 11 video tutorials.
We have to say, in any case, that the selection of topics that Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), has done for this new series of video tutorials has surprised us all a bit, although not necessarily badly. The point is that one of them is dedicated to a function that is not really new, which is copy and paste between devices, and the other one features, for the first time, a third-party app: Pixelmator.
The third video is, more than expected, dedicated to one of the new functions of iOS 11, which is that of turn what we write by hand into block letters, and in any case it must be recognized that Pixelmator is such a popular app and with such a consolidated prestige that it does not seem too risky a bet for Apple to highlight it in its tutorials.
… Which are added to the 6 that we already had available
We remind you, in any case, that these three Tutorials they are not the only ones Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), has made available to us to know better iOS 11, but a few weeks before its launch, and to prepare the ground, he had left us a fairly complete series, with six videos dedicated to application bar, Files (the new file explorer), to the function of drag and drop, to the options for scan and sign documents, to Apple Pencil, and some new gestures.
We also have some little tutorials that you can take a look at, one exploring all the options we have when we do one. screenshot with iOS 11, a function that has improved substantially, and another with a curiosity that attracted a lot of attention when it was discovered and that is the possibility of activating a kind of dark mode on our iPad.
For a more complete review of the news of this update, in any case, we recommend that you take a look at our coverage of the presentation of iOS 11, and the review that we did shortly after with all the news that had not been discussed there, but that were discovered thanks to the first beta for developers.
