Apple Says Universal Control Coming to macOS Monterey Later This Fall

Apple will release macOS Monterey on 25 th of October, 2021, the company's newest operating system for Mac computers. The new macOS was unveiled at WWDC 2021 in June and is intended to replace macOS Big Sur, which was released last year. There are a number of enhancements in macOS Monterey 12 that make it easier to use numerous Apple devices. SharePlay and Focus, which are also accessible on iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, are included as well. In addition, the macOS update adds Universal Control and AirPlay to Mac, enhancing Apple's Continuity and providing a more consistent experience across Apple devices.

Unlike macOS Big Sur, which introduced a major interface overhaul to the Mac world, macOS Monterey focuses on improving user experience through a number of behind-the-scenes adjustments. It adds Universal Control, which allows users to multitask between a Mac and an iPad with a single mouse and keyboard. Users may also utilize Apple Pencil with the Universal Control function. This allows you to transfer your iPad drawing and sketching right into a Keynote slide on your Mac. Through macOS Monterey, Apple has also made AirPlay available to Mac users. It allows users to wirelessly play, display, and share material from their iPhone or iPad to their Mac. With the upgrade, you may also utilize your Mac's sound system as an AirPlay speaker.