Universal Control lets you use your Mac’s mouse and keyboard on your iPad without missing a beat. Here’s how to use Universal Control for multitasking.

I found the most useful use case for Universal Control to be moving between two Macs and not a Mac and an iPad. Imagine having a powerful Mac Studio at your desk with a multi-monitor setup but without ...

How to use Universal Control As mentioned, Universal Control will be enabled by default after installing the requisite updates on your devices.

Use Universal Control to control multiple iPad or Mac devices from a single host Mac by adding them as additional displays in macOS 12.3. Easily drag and drop to share files, text and more.

With Universal Control, you can use your main Mac's trackpad and keyboard to control additional Macs and/or iPads nearby, which means you don't need a desk cluttered up with more than one set of ...

Universal Control is an awesome feature that allows you to control your Mac and iPad in one fluid system with the same keyboard and mouse. Here's how it works.

Universal Control allows you to use the keyboard and mouse or trackpad on one Mac to control another Mac and/or an iPad. The additional devices are not used as external displays for the control Mac.

Universal Control also allows easy file transfer, by simply dragging a file between devices, freeing you from having to use flash drives and cloud storage space.

Gadgets Universal Control vs. Sidecar: How to Decide Which Mac Feature to Use Apple has two ways to link your Mac and iPad, but they work in different ways.

Universal Control is here and is equally as impressive as its original WWDC demo. Here's how it works for Mac and iPad.

Apple have officially introduced a new feature called Universal Control for users who need to use their MacBook trackpad to control what they do on other Apple devices. Universal ...