iPadOS 19 Will Be More Like macOS [Gurman]

Apple is planning to introduce an iPadOS 19 update that will make the tablet software more like macOS, according to a new report from Mark Gurman. In a recent newsletter to subscribers, Gurman says the upcoming release will align iPadOS more closely with Apple's desktop operating system, which would be a significant shift for the platform.Gurman states that "this year's upgrade will focus on productivity, multitasking and app window management — with an eye on the device operating more like a Mac." He highlights Apple's response to long-standing user demands, noting, "It's been a long time coming, with iPad power users pleading with Apple to make the tablet more powerful." While macOS itself won't run on iPads, Gurman suggests "the changes will likely go far enough to make a lot of those users happy — at least for now."The update follows Apple's introduction of the M4 chip to the iPad Pro last year, which Gurman says "seriously makes the device fly." He adds that the software arrives as "new iPad Pros with M5 chips are likely to be ready." Gurman also points out a persistent user sentiment: "For years, users have said that it feels like the hardware capabilities of the iPad are well ahead of its software."Continue ReadingSpotlight Deal:Apple Watch SE 2 On Sale for Just $169.97 [Deal]Share Article:Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Reddit, EmailFollow iClarified:Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube

Apr 13, 2025 - 20:08

iPadOS 19 Will Be More Like macOS [Gurman]

Apple is planning to introduce an iPadOS 19 update that will make the tablet software more like macOS, according to a new report from Mark Gurman. In a recent newsletter to subscribers, Gurman says the upcoming release will align iPadOS more closely with Apple's desktop operating system, which would be a significant shift for the platform.

Gurman states that "this year's upgrade will focus on productivity, multitasking and app window management — with an eye on the device operating more like a Mac." He highlights Apple's response to long-standing user demands, noting, "It's been a long time coming, with iPad power users pleading with Apple to make the tablet more powerful." While macOS itself won't run on iPads, Gurman suggests "the changes will likely go far enough to make a lot of those users happy — at least for now."

The update follows Apple's introduction of the M4 chip to the iPad Pro last year, which Gurman says "seriously makes the device fly." He adds that the software arrives as "new iPad Pros with M5 chips are likely to be ready." Gurman also points out a persistent user sentiment: "For years, users have said that it feels like the hardware capabilities of the iPad are well ahead of its software."

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