The wait is over and iPadOS 16 is finally a reality. The new version of the operating system for Apple tablets is officially released after a long wait. In fact, just a few days ago we rounded up all the Apple devices that will be updated to this new version of iPadOS.
Among the major innovations of iPadOS 16 is a redesign on an aesthetic level that improves the integration of applications with the interface, in addition to add new features to make your work smoother when performing certain actions.
Perhaps the aesthetic changes are the least important in this update and for Apple iPad users; what is interesting are the various add-ons that are integrated into the software and allow the iPad to iPad OS 16 is a more complete device and even closer to a laptop.
Having seen this and that the update is available for the iPad 5th generation onwards, which also applies to the iPad Mini, in the case of the iPad Air, the update to iPad OS 16 it will come from the third generation and all iPad Pro will receive this update, now we will see news that comes with iPadOS 16.
Apple iPad updates its operating system and welcomes iPadOS 16
Stage Manager or Visual Organizer in Spain is one of the great new things in iPadOS 16.. This feature allows you to work with floating windows inside the iPad, which is very similar to what the MacBook Air or MacBook Pro offer, however it does not work with all iPads.
In fact, Stage Manager support is limited to all iPads with M1 family processors and above. In addition to this feature, the integration of messages has also been improved, which can now be edited after sending. Passkeys appear on the iPad to improve the password system.
The Weather app is coming to iPad once and for all and it is that to date it has only been found in the iPhone from Mansana from any generation, like in the iPhone 14 or iPhone 14 Pro. All the smart functions of Live Text are available on the iPad: object separation from the background, text conversion and quick translation.
Source: Computer Hoy
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