After releasing the new iPad models, Apple also unveiled iPadOS 16.1 and macOS Ventura as a software update. Apple aims to increase the capabilities of its devices with new updates to its operating systems.
Stage Manager on iPads is starting to show itself
With the new iPadOS 16.1, Apple brought a new design for the Weather app and the Home app, along with updates for Mail and Safari. In addition, the Stage Manager, which users have been eagerly waiting for, was also showcased.
With Stage Manager, iPad models are now easier to use. Thanks to this system, which will automatically organize applications and windows, switching between tasks and pages will be much easier.
iPadOS 16 brings new features to old iPads!
The Stage Manager feature that comes with iPadOS 16 has been released only for new iPad models, while older models are now supported.
In addition, with Stage Manager, users will be able to create windows of different sizes on a single screen. These windows, which will move according to the user’s request, can be dragged and dropped. In this way, application groups can also be created.
For now, other new features in iPadOS 16.1 include new collaboration tools, improved Focus features, customizable app toolbars, and smaller system-wide changes. M-series iPad owners also get a host of special features, such as virtual memory swap and reference mode.
The update is more limited for iPad owners without an M-series processor. Apart from the updates that come with iOS 16, iPads will include the Weather app, app improvements such as context menu improvements and custom toolbars, and a new collaboration app called Freeform.
With the new iPadOS update, Apple is improving many features on its tablets. Especially with Stage Manager, the user experience for iPad models will increase significantly. So what do you think about iPadOS 16.1? You can share your views with us in the comments section.