iPadOS 26.1 brings Slide Over back to the iPad, serving up touchscreen users some extra multitasking power. The feature ...

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It’s not quite right to say that for the first five years of its life, the iPad was an iPhone (or an iPod touch) with a really big screen meant to be a lean-back consumption device. After all, the ...

The long-awaited M5 iPad Pro is not just another performance boost—it's Apple's statement of refinement. While the spotlight shines brightly on its new M5 chip, this sleek device offers more than raw ...

Why should I care? These are upgrades you’ll actually feel. If you train with your iPhone, custom workouts should make Fitness a one-stop shop. If you work on an iPad, Slide Over is set to make ...

Since the start of the iPadOS 26 beta, I’ve seen one comment online over and over again: “Did Apple remove Slide Over?” The answer was yes, but now in the latest beta, which should be out for everyone ...

iPadOS 26 brings the most profound changes to the iPad ever, making the tablet far more Mac-like. And you can go ahead and install the massive upgrade, even though it’s still in beta testing. I’ve ...

In terms of raw computing power alone, a Mac is miles apart from an iPad. It can handle heavy workloads without bogging down, work with almost any USB device, and run full desktop apps and even ...

The latest iPadOS makes Apple’s tablet behave more like a Mac than ever. Can an iPad now finally replace a Mac for everyone? We find out. Because we do things properly here at WIRED, this could not be ...

I’m not going to beat around the bush: iPadOS 26 and its new multitasking features are a game-changer for Apple’s tablets. Pretty much ever since Steve Jobs introduced the iPad 15 years ago (!), Apple ...

iPadOS 26 introduces a new windowing system for iPad. Now that multitasking is more powerful than ever, there are plenty of features and capabilities that iPad users will need to be aware of once ...