Twitter update adds support for iOS 9 split-screen multitasking

Slide Over support. This related iOS 9 feature lets you open OneNote (or another app) on top of another app so you can take a quick note without interrupting what you’re doing. This is the first time that true multitasking is available on the iPad, which will please productivity enthusiasts. Before, your only option to add files to emails was to insert videos and photos.

Here then is a list of things you may not know about these new features. Users will see results from apps on their phones as well as ones they don’t already have downloaded. Now documents can be attached to mail.

Apple is finally reaching its goal of turning your iPhone, with the help of Spotlight and Siri, into the best digital assistant around.

Apple iOS 9’s revamped Spotlight search is capable of pulling results from within apps. How to set up your telephone for iOS 9, however?

The split-screen multi-tasking feature will be supported on the iPad Air 2 and the newer and upcoming models such as the iPad Mini 4 as well as the iPad Pro. But it’s got a little bit more useful with new updates in iOS 9.

Similarly, the Notes app has a new tool that lets you draw straight in – allowing you to send handwritten messages and jot down doodles. At present, only iPad Pro and iPad Air 2 are capable of running this. Also new today: if someone mentions you on Twitter, you can reply directly from the notification – without leaving whatever app you’re in. If not, it’s a feature you unfortunately won’t be able to use right away.

Picture in Picture: For those times when you have to get work done but your parents really want to have a FaceTime conversation (or you want to catch up on Last Week Tonight-no judgment), Picture in Picture is a great new way to multitask. You can move the dividing bar to resize the apps.

IOS 9 didn’t dramatically change the Mail app at its core, but little tweaks and systemwide multitasking tools make email slightly less awful to manage.