The ‘Liquid Glass’ UI makeover was not the only change Apple introduced with iPadOS 26, because the company has now increased the productivity list for compatible tablets, bringing multitasking to the table that will allow these slates to become a more refined notebook substitute. A major similarity between Macs and iPads is that they are powered by the same Apple Silicon, meaning that both product classes can seamlessly run macOS, assuming the technology giant allows such a transition. Unfortunately, Senior Vice President of software engineering, Craig Federighi, sat down in the latest interview, downplaying these possibilities, believing that the iPad’s […]
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