Apple jumped to the wireless charging bandwagon, not too long ago in 2017 with the introduction of the iPhone 8 and iPhone X. Speaking of which, reverse wireless charging is going to be a first for Apple allowing other devices in the ecosystem to be charged seamlessly on the go.

As far as iPad is concerned especially the Pro lineup here, these changes are all welcomed considering their use case with regards to work, entertainment, and productivity in these tough times amid the pandemic. We feel these refinements should’ve made it to reality a couple of years ago to help keep things consistent between the iPhone and iPad range of devices. However, practically, we aren’t fans of wireless charging at all.

Anyways, let’s keep in mind that all of these aforementioned features are in the early stages of development, and things could change or get canceled altogether before launch, the report highlights.

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Now, this welcome change aims to make the experience simpler and intuitive for all iOS users. Take a look at the feature Twitter’s cooking. Also, Twitter’s working on bringing the ability to upload and view 4K images both on iOS and Android.

Starting today on iOS, we’re testing a way to watch YouTube videos directly in your Home timeline, without leaving the conversation on Twitter. pic.twitter.com/V4qzMJMEBs

— Twitter Support (@TwitterSupport) March 18, 2021

Current YouTube experience on Twitter:

Youtube experience on Twitter for iOS at the moment. The youtu.be link has to be clicked to access the video. Smartphones Twitter YouTube Previous ArticleTwitter may lock us into a subscription to unsend tweets!

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