iPadOS 16 may arrive later than expected, and the blame lies with the director

For generations, Apple has taught us to see the latest versions of their systems for iPhone and iPad being launched together. Now, however, a new report from bloomberg indicates that those of Cupertino would have decided to delay the launch of iPadOS 16and the fault would be Stage Manager, his main feature.

According to the aforementioned media, iPadOS 16 will arrive before October. The reason seems to lie in Troubleshooting the Scene Managerone of the most important features of the new version, which allows you to manage iPad multitasking almost like a computer.

However, although Stage Manager is one of the most anticipated new features, it does not seem to work correctly. Actually, was one of the most criticized points those who tested the beta version of iPadOS 16. Its shortcomings range from bugs in operation to an unintuitive interface that makes it difficult to use.

For this reason, Apple I need extra time to be able to leave flawless his new stellar feature. Actually, Bloomberg says the company is planning an “ambitious redesign effort” for Stage Manager.

Also, this generation of Apple updates saw the most delays. Even the public betas of iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 have taken longer to arrive than previous generations, debunking the assessments of many experts in the field.

Change of strategy could happen with iPadOS 16

For several years, Apple has made efforts to ensure that the iPad has adopted many new features from the computer. As part of this strategy, they even included powerful M1 chips to enhance its capabilities. Now the scene manager is here to give you an extra push in the right direction.

With the release of macOS Ventura, we’ll also see Stage Manager coming to Mac computers. it’s not just the star of the show in iPadOS 16but also in the next version of Apple’s desktop operating system.

Finally, we know that the new iPad Pro could arrive later that same 2022. This model will ship with a USB-C port and an M2 chip. which we saw at the launch of the MacBook Air and Pro this year. Because of this, pushing back the iPadOS 16 release date could mean it gets a lot closer to this future new device.

We will have to wait for those led by Tim Cook to confirm the rumors. Meanwhile, it looks like the official launch of iOS 16 is still scheduled for September of this year, so you should be enjoying all of its goodness on your iPhone at some point next month.