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With iPadOS 26, Apple is introducing major changes to the way that multitasking works, and part of that update will see the removal of Split View
Apple announced iPadOS 26 at WWDC 2025, and the new iPad update comes with a fresh new look and plenty of features. Apple has ensured there are plenty of iPadOS 26 supported slates, so if you have a relatively new iPad you should get the update this year.
Lilbits: iPadOS 26 makes Apple tablets more Mac-like, Windows 11 is getting a Start Menu redesign, and Android 16 is here
PadOS 26 is bringing some much-needed (and begged for) changes to Apple's tablet ecosystem. Here's what we know so far.
WWDC 2025 is underway, and Apple has revealed iPadOS 26 with a full redesign to go with its new name, in addition to incredible pro-focused tools and multitasking.
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PCMag on MSNiPadOS 26 Removes This Useful Multitasking FeatureWith its upcoming iPadOS 26 update, Apple is retiring both Split View and Slide Over to make way for a new "powerful and intuitive" multitasking tool that offers similar options.Apple didn't announce the retirement of the features on stage at WWDC 2025 when it revealed iPadOS 26,
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Macworld on MSNiPadOS 26 is seriously making me think about dumping my MacBook AirAt WWDC25, the company introduced iPadOS 26, the next major version of the iPad operating system, and Apple's Craig Federighi called it the "biggest iPadOS release ever," and he's not exaggerating.
It's been a rough decade for iPad users as promises of the future of computing kept arriving at unintuitive windowing interfaces and a broken file system, but iPadOS 26 checks nearly every box. Will it matter?