PadOS 26.2 is now available for all supported iPad models, bringing back a useful multitasking feature that users have been ...

Apple brought the first major update to iPadOS 26 by launching iPadOS 26. 1, thereby making amends and bringing new features ...

The iPad has evolved into a powerful tool for productivity, thanks to the robust multitasking features introduced in recent versions of iPadOS. While these features differ from traditional laptop ...

Apple will introduce a fantastic update with iPadOS 26.2. The software is currently in beta with iPadOS 26.2 beta 3 recently released. It addresses long-standing user concerns about multitasking on ...

WWDC is days away, and Mark Gurman has published a comprehensive new report on what to expect. Here’s what he had to say about iPadOS 26 changes coming, including a major multitasking revamp, new ...

CUPERTINO, Calif.—When Apple Senior Vice President of Software Engineering Craig Federighi introduced the new multitasking UI in iPadOS 26 at the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference this week, ...

Those who want their iPad to function more like a Mac got their wish: iPadOS 26 includes multitasking features very similar to the ones in macOS. This year’s iPad upgrade also borrows plenty of other ...

Apple is taking another crack at iPad multitasking, according to a report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. This year’s iPadOS 19 release, due to be unveiled at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference on ...

Your iPad hides a couple of handy features that you probably haven't noticed or paid attention to before. For one, did you know you can adjust the spacing between handwritten text by simply pressing ...

This amazing mockup/concept was executed by design student Tommy Rutherling using the Principle app to create the interactive animations. The gist of this split-screen iOS redesign is that an app can ...

When the iPad was released in the spring of 2010, many people didn’t know what to make of it. Some would point to my iPad and ask: Why do I need a giant iPod touch? Or, why can’t I see more than one ...