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.

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.

Once Universal Control is set up on both, you can use the same keyboard and mouse across each device. In this case, you can literally move the macOS cursor from your Mac and see it appear and the ...

Announced at WWDC, Universal Control is still not available through an official beta. If you're brave, you can enable some code to get the feature now.

Universal Control simply makes controlling the two devices together more streamlined, as well as making it super easy to transfer files between the two. What you need to use Universal Control ...

Universal Control lets you control a Mac and iPad with a single mouse and keyboard — seamlessly using both devices at the same time.

Universal Control is great and has opened up new ways to use the iPad and Mac.

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 ...

Hands-on: Universal Control tips and tricks, requirements, best practices, glitches, and more. An awesome utility for your Mac and iPad!

Great news for Mac users who have been waiting to try Apple’s Universal Control feature since it was announced last June! Starting with the first beta versions of macOS 12.3 and iPadOS 15.4, the ...