Universal Control is a Result of Years of Work on iPadOS, Says Apple Product Manager

An Apple product manager said in a new interview that Universal Control is a feature that bridges the gap between the iPad and the Mac.

In an interview with the AppStories, an Apple product manager shed light on Apple's thinking about Universal Control. Bhardwaj said that Apple's approach to Universal Control was to help create a more continuous experience between the iPad and Mac platforms.

Bhardwaj said that Apple had to first work on iPadOS as a platform. Bhardwaj references features such as the ability to drag and drop files, photos, text, and more across the system and support for using a trackpad on an iPad.

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In the interview, Bhardwaj talked about what it means for automation on the platform, as well as how Universal Control became available to users after weeks of testing with macOS Monterey 12.3 and iPadOS 15.4.