Those new hardware features pale in comparison to the biggest change introduced in the 2020 MacBook Air: An all new keyboard design. The new MacBook Air replaces last year’s model, and while it looks practically identical (the only difference is 0.02″ of added height in the 2020 model), the graphics, storage, and processor are all upgraded. Apple’s MacBook Air 2020ĭespite the coronavirus pandemic closing stores and putting life on hiatus for many around the world, Apple has revealed a new MacBook Air model that’s sure to give Apple fans something to be excited about while waiting for the worst to pass.

⌘ T - Show the Quick Switcher (two ways!)ĭoes your favorite app support keyboard shortcuts with iOS 9 on iPads? If you know about additional keyboard shortcuts hidden in iOS, let us know in the comments.The new Macbook Air is faster, but it's the keyboard that will have Apple fans talking.

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Here are some examples from popular apps: Just hold the Command ⌘ key for a few seconds in each app to find out, or try out shortcuts you know from other apps if you don’t see a list. Several popular apps from the App Store also support external keyboard shortcuts. You may discover that additional keyboard shortcuts you’re familiar with from the Mac also work, including ⌘ plus X/C/V for cut, copy, and paste, while some shortcuts within apps only work in certain parts of those apps.

⌘ option A - Show Transitions and Builds.

Volume +/- to take a photo or start/stop a video recording.

⌘ shift H - Go to Home Screen (iOS 9.3 removed the need for shift).So for ⌘ shift H, hold down ⌘ and shift, then hit H to execute the shortcut. Whether you’re using Apple’s Smart Keyboard for the iPad Pro, Magic Keyboard, Logitech’s excellent K811, or any other physical keyboard, these will make you more efficient when working on your iPad.Įnter the shortcuts by holding down the ⌘ (command) and, if applicable, shift or option keys together, then hitting the letter, number, or symbol. Instead, I’ve compiled a cheat sheet of which keyboard shortcuts work in all the system apps and several popular third-party apps. This works in most of Apple’s built-in apps and plenty of popular third-party apps as well, but it can be monotonous prompting that sheet in each app to get a sense of what keyboard shortcuts work. The tip actually works with all iOS 9 iPads connected to external keyboards over Bluetooth, Lightning, or the Smart Connector: hold Command (⌘) to see a list of supported keyboard shortcuts for the Home screen or app you’re in. Yesterday I mentioned a useful tip for using physical keyboards with iPads in my guide to unlocking the full potential of the iPad Pro.

Macbook air shortcuts cheat sheet