Apple was founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne on April 1, 1976, to develop and sell personal computers. (Photo : Facebook)
iOS 9 will come with the enhanced multitasking ability, especially on iPad Pro through Microsoft's improvements to the Office suite for the Apple mobile devices.
After unveiling the much awaited smartphones and the latest laplet, Apple is now announcing upgrades on their iOS 9 that maximizes the software and hardware features of their latest gadgets.
Microsoft office apps can now be used on iPad Pro simultaneously through sliding a second screen over. This feature will enable the users to use two apps like Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote or even the Outlook email, through a split screen, Information Week reported.
Microsoft and iOS combination will be useful for users who make a great deal of presentations either in school or at work. PowerPoint Presenter View, for instance, will enable them to make projects just by using the slides while having two screens opened on the device.
Apple stylus or Apple Pencil will be maximized when Office suite becomes updated where writing on Excel, OneNOte, Word or PowerPoint and even highlighting a few details will also be allowed, PC Magazine reported.
Meanwhile, Apple Watch OS 2 will also have an upgraded Outlook application that will enable the display of the more important details when looking at emails and appointments. With its digital crown, this Watch OS 2 may visit some future entries from the calendar through the new feature Time Travel.
Microsoft Translator applications will be the most beneficial to Apple users who travel a lot because they will now have a mobile translator.
