GeeksModo Story Archive - October 2026

You can change FaceTime video settings on iPad, blur the background with Portrait mode, use Studio Light and Center Stage, and switch cameras.

You can hand off a FaceTime call from your iPad to your iPhone or Mac, or move a call from another device to iPad.

You can share screens using Messages on iPad, see someone else's screen, and use SharePlay to watch or listen together.

You can request or give remote control in a FaceTime call on iPad, and accept or decline a remote control request.

You can share your screen in a FaceTime call on iPad, bring apps and webpages into the call, and ask someone to share theirs.

You can collaborate on a document in FaceTime on iPad, share it during a call, and see everyone's changes.

You can use video conferencing features on iPad, like video effects and reactions, in FaceTime and third-party apps.

You can create and send Memoji in Messages on iPad, duplicate and edit them, and send animated Memoji that record your voice.

You can take a selfie with your iPad camera in Photo, Portrait, Video, or Square mode, and mirror the front camera.

You can edit Portrait mode photos on iPad, change the Portrait Lighting effect, blur the background, and change the focus point.