It’s a really well-done feature that shows a way Apple could do the same. In Mona, you just tap a three-dot button and the app splits itself in half, so one window fills the top half and a second window fills the bottom.
These features, of course, only work in those apps, so you can’t split it between two different apps.įor instance, as MacStories points out, the Mastodon client Mona offers robust split-screen support. Some third-party developers have found clever ways to implement split-screen features in their iPhone apps. This isn’t possible on iPhone, but it should be. But one basic feature that iPadOS handles very well is Split View, which allows you to run two apps side-by side-side for easy access to the information from both apps. On the iPad, multitasking is a bit of a mess in the grand scheme of things. In the era of bigger phone screens – and rumors that phone screens are about to get even bigger – it’s long overdue that Apple adds some sort of split-screen multitasking to the iPhone. Tapping “Update location” will prompt you to allow precise location (if you dismissed the initial prompt).As I sit in the Apple Park Visitor Center ahead of tomorrow’s WWDC keynote, I realized there is one last-minute iOS 17 feature request I want to make. Below the light/dark theme button in the bottom-left corner, Bard notes your current city and how it’s derived (in an interesting settings expansion). This will prompt you to grant the necessary location permission in your browser and/or device. Google is now letting users give Bard access to “your device’s precise location.” This allows for “more relevant responses about restaurants near you and many other things about your area.” It’s not too different from how Google Search works. It explains that “Bard uses location from your Google Account’s Home and Work addresses and your IP address.” You might have previously saved that information to your account in Google Maps or Home. After a big May with several sizable updates, Google Bard is kicking off June by adding support for precise location to get “more relevant responses.”Īfter today’s update (2023.06.01), opening the website shows a “Bard is more relevant with location” prompt.
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