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After the WWDC 2025 event, Apple announced iPadOS 26, claiming it’s the most significant update ever for iPad. This new OS could actually change how we view this 15-year-old device that’s long felt like a giant iPhone. It introduces multitasking tools, a fresh windowing system, and a handy Preview app that enhances PDF editing.
Currently, iPad users can only open two windows at a time, making multitasking a bit of a chore—toggling back and forth between apps. But with iPadOS 26, you’ll see all your open windows in one view and be able to organize them easily, especially with Stage Manager support, which helps arrange windows into specific setups.
Some old features like Split View and Slide Over will be phased out, replaced by more intuitive window controls. The new Preview app also adds PDF editing, AutoFill, and Apple Pencil support, making document work much smoother on the tablet.
Another cool upgrade is the addition of a menu bar for iPad apps, similar to MacOS, giving users quick access to commands. Developers can also customize this menu bar to improve navigation within their apps.
If you’re a folder fan, you can now pin folders to your dock, avoiding the clutter of Files app navigation. The OS’s improved power management allows intensive background tasks like video exports to run seamlessly, targeting content creators like podcasters and video editors.
Audio input selection is now possible for different apps and websites, and a new local recording feature lets you capture your video calls for later use, a handy addition for remote meetings. These features make the iPad more practical for on-the-go professionals, especially those who travel or work remotely.
Overall, iPadOS 26 signals a shift towards turning the iPad into a more productive machine that rivals laptops, even if it still isn’t quite there yet.
