Por: Ars Technica Tech January 24, 2023
Navigate Filter by topic Settings Front page layout Site theme - Jan 23, 2023 8:58 pm UTC / The iPad Air 2 (left) and iPad mini 4 (right) will still get iPadOS 15 updates, but Apple's newer iPads will have to upgrade.Andrew Cunningham Share this story If you use an iPad that can run iPadOS 16 and you've been sticking with iPadOS 15 for one reason or another, you should get ready to upgrade soon. The , which provides security-only fixes... + full article
9to5Mac USA Tech January 24, 2023
Apple last year introduced a new iPad Pro that is essentially the same as the previous generation model, but this time with the faster M2 chip. While rumors suggest that none of the iPad models will get massive upgrades in 2023, it seems that Apple has been working on a “major... + más
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9to5Mac USA Tech November 12, 2022
With iPadOS 16, which was released in October to the public, Apple introduced a number of new features to the Files app – which lets users manage their files just like on a computer. The update brings even more advanced options such as the ability to change file extensions,... + más
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9to5Mac USA Tech November 03, 2022
With iPadOS 15, Apple added its Translate app to the iPad for the first time. Now with iPadOS 16, which was released to the public in October, the company has introduced even more translation-related features to the iPad operating system. Read on as we detail how you can use the... + más
iPadapolooza: Weird iPad choices Apple is making for its new iPads | 9to5Mac
Ars Technica USA Tech September 28, 2022
Navigate Filter by topic Settings Front page layout Site theme Comment activity Sign up or login to join the discussions! Sign up to comment and more - Sep 27, 2022 7:15 pm UTC / True external display support is coming to M1-powered iPads in iPadOS 16.Apple Share this story... + más
Stage Manager isn’t just for M1 iPads anymore | The Verge
Even M1 iPad users will benefit from Apple bringing Stage Manager to older hardware | 9to5Mac
9to5Mac USA Tech September 28, 2022
Stage Manager will be coming to more iPad Pros with iPadOS 16, and that’s a policy change worth applauding. Apple originally planned to limit the new multitasking feature to iPads powered by its M1 chip. While there are some drawbacks of this feature shift, the change bodes... + más
Exclusive: New entry-level iPad to pack A14 chip, 5G, and USB-C connectivity | 9to5Mac
Four features we expect to see on the 2022 iPad Pro | 9to5Mac
iPadOS 16 brings a handful of new features, especially for M1 iPad users. After ten betas, the company has tweaked what’s exclusive to these iPad owners and what more people can take advantage of. Here are the and exclusive iPadOS 16 features. External display support for M1... + más
The Verge USA Tech September 27, 2022
Stage Manager isn’t just for M1 iPads anymoreStage Manager isn’t just for M1 iPads anymore / Apple is bringing Stage Manager, which was originally announced as a feature exclusive to M1-equipped iPads, to the third- and fourth-generation iPad Pros. But the company is also... + más
Apple backtracks, will extend Stage Manager multitasking support to older iPads | Ars Technica
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