iPadOS 16 update brings multitasking experience closer to Mac
Apple presents the iPadOS 16 updates at the Developers Conference within days with a new design that enhances the experience that emulates Mac devices and differs from the previous form of the operating system.
Over the past years, the iPads operating system came with an experience closer to the iPhone interface, but Apple is moving to develop the iPad operating system to support professionals with higher efficiency through an interface that supports multitasking with a closer experience to Mac devices so that the iPad's operating system is independent of the iPhone.
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Apple is preparing to make this expected change starting with the iPadOS 16 update, through which Apple places the first pillar of this change in the operating system, as the analyst “Mark Gurman” explained in a report published in Bloomberg that the iPadOS 16 update comes with a new design for the user interface.
It is also scheduled to allow the new interface to switch between tasks and show active applications smoothly and will support the new update used to change the size of windows in the operating system interface.
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The technology giant Apple also plans to enable new ways and methods to manage multiple applications in the system interface at the same time, with the interface eventually providing a Mac-like experience.
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Expectations indicate that the iPadOS 16 updates will be among the most important announcements expected during the upcoming Developers Conference and that this update will support iPad Pro devices with M1 processors to make the most of the power and efficiency of these processors.
