#iPadOS 13.5

Apple rolls out iOS and iPadOS 13.5 on for the iPhone and iPad, bringing in COVID-19-related features. At the Apple Worldwide-developers conference 2019 in San Jose, California, the company has announced numerous upgrades and updates including the new iPadOS that replaces the iOS. Replacing the iOS, the new iPadOS aims to bring more capabilities and features to the iPad. Apple recently announced its latest version of the iOS, the iOS 14, along with the iPadOS 14, at the WWDC 2020. Among the new features in the iPadOS 14 are: • Conversion of written notes to text • Incoming FaceTime and phone calls now appear as a lightweight banner that allows users to either answer or flick to ignore. Just like in iOS 14, the iPadOS 14 also requires apps to ask for user permission before collecting information, transparent use of apps of the microphone and camera, and limiting location permission. The preview for the iPadOS 14 is now available for the Apple Developer Program members through this site.  Meanwhile, its public beta will be available to iPadOS users next month at beta.apple.com. Read more in our articles including "iOS and iPad OS 13.5 with COVID-19 features now available" and "Apple iPadOS now official".