Hangover after iOS 12 presentation, we continue to squeeze out all the news that we are finding after the installation of the first Beta version. An iOS 12 that focuses on speed and stability of the system, something that at the moment we cannot see being in the first beta version but that we will gradually test as the final version of iOS 12 approaches next September. An iOS 12 that apart from the aforementioned will also bring us some new functionality in our iPhone and iPads, and precisely the news of the iPads bring us details that make us anticipate new iPads in the coming months ...
Well yes, surprisingly one of the novelties that we can already try in our iPad next to the beta of iOS 12 is the arrival of the gestures that we have in the iPhone X to our iPad, a clear symptom that we will soon see new iPads without frames and, probably, with the famous notch of the iPhone X. After the jump we give you all the details of the changes that iOS 12 brings us in our iPads.
As you can see in the screenshots that we have attached, the most novel, at first glance, are the changes in the disposition of the status bar of our iPad, some changes that undoubtedly make us think of an iPad with a possible notch. In the left part of our screen now you will see the time and date (something we didn't see before). The date, by the way, replaces the status icon on the wifi network that now moves to the right side of our screen, next to the mobile network, bluetooth, and battery icons. Something curious is that next to the status icon of the wifi network you will see the mobile network points, and I say curious because the capture has made him with an iPad 10.5 Wifi, that is, those points should not come out ... A clear error of the Beta version, although who knows if Apple decides to show the mobile network of our iPhone for that continuity they want from all our devices ...
The next change, that of the gestures inherited from the iPhone X, brings us a new mode of open control center, and how do you open this control center now? sliding down the status icons on our screen, the same swipe we do to open it on the iPhone X. multitasking leaves the Control Center to leave it a prominent place next to the status icons of our iPad. Small details that continue to improve the operation of the iPad, and I already tell you that we will see more news as new Beta versions of iOS 12 arrive.