You may not have to worry about apps that can't use the iPhone 13 Pro family's 120Hz refresh rate. Apple has published a developer article revealing that iPhone apps will need to "unlock" 120Hz support. adding a key to a .plist file. There's also a bug limiting the speed of some Core Animation-based apps , although Apple said it would surely provide us with a fix in a future iOS 15 update.
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The iPad Pro doesn't require code updates to make full use of its 120Hz display, though that may be due to the tablet's much larger battery. Smartphones are much more likely to be hit by battery life from high refresh displays.
The details suggest a replay of what happened when Apple introduced the iPhone 6, iPhone X, and other phones with significant advancements in display technology: It took Apple and the developers a while to make full use of the new displays. The 120Hz panel on your iPhone 13 Pro should reach its full potential , but there may be a few weeks or months when it is underused.
Ever wish you could quickly share notes before a Google Calendar meeting or follow up afterwards? Now you can without problem. Google is rolling out updates for Workspace and G Suite users that will allow you to easily create a group chat with all the members of your organization attending a given meeting. It's as easy as tapping a button near the guest list to start the conversation directly from the event, whether it's on the web or on your phone.
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This will not work for people outside of your workplace. You may also have to be patient, at the moment it is not known when it will be implemented for everyone, since it is being carried out completely gradually.
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It is a fairly well received and expected move. Google is increasingly unifying its web applications in what is known as Workspace, including the increasingly important role of Gmail as the center of conversation in the office. The Calendar expansion is a logical extension - it could make Google's chat service an easy option for meeting organizers who want to message their colleagues.
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