Recently, Apple has essentially released a new iPad multitasking system every two years or so. iPadOS 15 brings yet another overhauled multitasking system to the iPad and iPad Pro, but this time, ...

Desktop operating systems have been multitasking in one way or another for decades. In order for the iPad to fill the shoes of a notebook PC and act as the primary computing platform, it needs to be ...

Reports that preceded this week's WWDC 2022 press conference claimed that Apple would introduce a new iPad multitasking system that mimics the multitasking experience on laptops and desktops. iPads ...

Apparently, some people really hate multitasking on the iPad. It’s easy to see why. All you have to do is accidentally drag a link in Safari, instead of just tapping on it, and you end up with a split ...

Unless Apple significantly revamps iOS for the iPad, it’s going to be blown away by HP’s upcoming WebOS TouchPad tablet when it comes to multitasking. HP unveiled the TouchPad today at a media event ...

Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro and Apple iPad 2025 target two very different kinds of tablet buyers, one looking for raw performance and ...

New reports have popped up discussing the potential of a new iPad multitasking mode that could let users resize windows. As such, it's believed that Apple could reveal that update at WWDC 2022 next ...

Over the years, Apple has gradually enhanced the iPad to make it feel more like a Mac. One way it's pulled off this trick is ...

Is the iPad a computer? Yes, of course. Is it your ultimate computer? iPadOS 15 is trying to make that happen. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech, VR/AR, ...

A report yesterday noted clues to a new ‘iPad multitasking mode’ in iOS 16, which appears to reference the ability to create arbitrarily sized windows rather than the limited, fixed options currently ...

Despite the evolution of iPad hardware, the multitasking features are pretty much the same since Apple introduced the first iPad Pro in 2015. This year, although we still have pretty much the same ...

Confession time. I’ve never been able to remember the cryptic gestures necessary to invoke Split View and Slide Over on the iPad. In part, that’s because I find using the iPad slower and clumsier than ...