Apple is pushing the iPad more between laptops and announces a software update

Apple is pushing the iPad more between laptops and announces a software update

At its annual WWDC development conference, Apple plans to announce major software changes for its electronics. The event will start on Monday and last until June 10. According to well-known Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, referring to the company's resources, especially software changes for the iPad will make the tablet more similar to a laptop than a smartphone. iPadOS 16 will use an updated interface that will make it easier to see which applications are currently open and allow you to easily switch between tasks. In addition, we will see a new option for users to resize windows on the screen, just like on a regular computer; and also gain new ways to work with multiple applications at once.

IPad accounts for about 9% of Apple's annual sales, a figure that has risen slightly in recent years. At the same time, users have long demanded an interface that is more similar to the interface used in the laptop operating system. In addition, the new iPads use the same M1 chipset that powers some Apple laptops, so you shouldn't have to put too much effort into making the tablets look like laptops.

IPAD: APPLE ANNOUNCES SOFTWARE UPDATE FOR A RANGE OF DEVICES

The updated iPad interface is one of the main changes we will see on the conference program. There are also software changes for iPhone, Mac, Apple Watch and Apple TV. The changes will allow developers to build better applications and allow Apple to generate even more revenue. He already makes more than $ 20 billion a year on the App Store.

In iOS 16, Apple is also planning a number of changes, including the appearance of widgets on the lock screen, and new audio and "social" features will be added to the integrated messenger. macOS further updates the system settings and Apple Watch changes the "dials". Fitness features and a sleep mode will be reworked.

Software changes will also help promote new hardware. The company plans to introduce four new iPhone 14 models in the fall; updated iPad Pro, three new Apple Watches and several Macs with M2 chipsets.

Although the software will officially see the light of day on June 6, it will most likely not be released until the fall and with the release of new Apple devices. A beta version for developers will be available next week; and a beta test for a small number of users will take place next month.

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