The FreeForm application provides a workspace for multiple users.
The program appeared in beta versions of iOS 16.2 beta, iPadOS 16.2 beta 1 and macOS 13.1 beta 1. It simulates a digital whiteboard on which users can add pictures and text, insert PDF files, documents, pictures, videos, audio recordings, web links. resources and stuff. With this utility, a group of users can work on various projects and brainstorm to generate ideas. The space is updated online, the added changes are displayed for all participating users. Also, one user can work in the application.
FreeForm still looks damp and needs to be improved. In particular, it is necessary to eliminate problems with the impossibility of deleting boards without access to the Internet and without synchronizing the application with the iCloud cloud service. In addition, there are difficulties with adding and removing users. Be that as it may, FreeForm is still in early beta, so the developers should fix everything by the final release.
iPadOS 16.2 also brought back support for external displays by leveraging the new Stage Manager multitasking mode found on the iPad Pro and iPad Air with M1 and M2 processors. This feature was expected back in iPadOS 16.1, but it was removed just before the release of the stable version last Monday.
At the moment, Apple has already released stable iOS 16.1, iPadOS 16.1 and macOS 13.
The program appeared in beta versions of iOS 16.2 beta, iPadOS 16.2 beta 1 and macOS 13.1 beta 1. It simulates a digital whiteboard on which users can add pictures and text, insert PDF files, documents, pictures, videos, audio recordings, web links. resources and stuff. With this utility, a group of users can work on various projects and brainstorm to generate ideas. The space is updated online, the added changes are displayed for all participating users. Also, one user can work in the application.
FreeForm still looks damp and needs to be improved. In particular, it is necessary to eliminate problems with the impossibility of deleting boards without access to the Internet and without synchronizing the application with the iCloud cloud service. In addition, there are difficulties with adding and removing users. Be that as it may, FreeForm is still in early beta, so the developers should fix everything by the final release.
iPadOS 16.2 also brought back support for external displays by leveraging the new Stage Manager multitasking mode found on the iPad Pro and iPad Air with M1 and M2 processors. This feature was expected back in iPadOS 16.1, but it was removed just before the release of the stable version last Monday.
At the moment, Apple has already released stable iOS 16.1, iPadOS 16.1 and macOS 13.
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