To the disappointment of some users, Stage Manager is limited to iPad models with M1 chips, including the latest iPad Pro and iPad Air. In a statement shared with Rene Ritchie, Apple explained its rationale for this limitation, arguing that the Stage Manager experience “requires large internal memory, incredibly fast storage and flexible external I / O display, which are provided by iPad with the M1. potato chips. “ The full Apple statement, as announced by Ritchie: Stage Manager is a fully integrated experience that provides a brand new window experience that is incredibly fast and responsive and allows users to run 8 applications simultaneously on iPad and an external monitor with up to 6K resolution. Providing this experience with the immediacy that users expect from the first iPad touch experience requires large internal memory, incredibly fast storage and flexible external I / O display, which are provided by iPad with M1 chip. For example, the M1 iPad Pro is available with up to 16 GB of RAM, compared to 6 GB in the previous generation iPad Pro. Apple also said that the M1 iPad Pro has 2 times faster storage space than the previous generation model. While Stage Manager capability is limited to iPad models with M1 chip, iPadOS 16 as a whole is compatible with all iPad Pro models, iPad Air third generation and newer, iPad fifth generation and newer and fifth generation iPad mini and newer . The update is currently in beta for developers, with Apple planning to release a public beta in July. IPadOS 16 should be available to all users around September.

Apple debuts Windows app, full external display support and more for M1 iPad

Apple today announced a range of iPadOS 16 features exclusively for the iPad with the M1 chip, including support for virtual memory switching, Stage Manager windows, enhanced external display support, and more. Virtual memory switching expands the amount of memory available to all iPad applications, with up to 16 GB available for the most demanding applications on some iPad Pro models. IPadOS 16 includes a new way to …

The best feature of iPadOS 16 is limited to iPad M1

Apple yesterday introduced the iPadOS 16, the latest version of the iOS operating system designed for the tablet format. IPadOS 16 has many of the features that come with iOS 16, but it also has some iPad-specific updates. One of these new features is an updated multitasking system called Stage Manager, but many iPad users will never try Stage Manager because it only …

IPadOS 16 allows applications to use storage as virtual RAM on an iPad M1

Apple adds virtual memory switching to iPadOS 16, allowing applications on recent iPad Pro and iPad Air models to use free and available storage as additional memory for demanding workloads. With iPadOS 15, some applications can use up to 12 GB of memory on the top quality M1 iPad Pro which has a total of 16 GB of RAM. With iPadOS 16 and virtual memory switching, Apple significantly increases the amount of memory …

Video: See the 5 best features of iPadOS 16

IPadOS 16, the Apple operating system that runs on the iPad, gets almost all the great features that come with iOS 16, but there are also iPad-specific add-ons that make the iPad more Mac than ever. In our latest YouTube video, we present the top five features coming to the iPad this fall. Subscribe to MacRumors YouTube for more videos. Stage Manager – Stage Manager …

The iPad Air 5 is rumored to have an M1 chip, 8 GB RAM and 128 GB storage

The fifth-generation iPad Air will feature a number of significantly upgraded interiors, according to an unverified but increasingly plausible report coming from Asia. According to a post from the “yeux1122” account on the Korean blog Naver, the fifth generation iPad Air will feature the M1 chip. As a result, the iPad Air is also intended to be paired with 8 GB of memory, the post claims. …

Benchmarking confirms that Apple has not downgraded the M1 chip to the new iPad Air

The benchmark results for the new iPad Air reveal that Apple has not downgraded the M1 chip to artificially limit the performance of the device. The M1 chip in the fifth-generation iPad Air has the same 3.2 GHz operating frequency as the iPad Pro, according to Geekbench 5. Accordingly, the M1 iPad Air has essentially the same performance as the M1 iPad Pro. Specifically, the M1 iPad …

Hands-On with the new M1 iPad Air

Apple last week unveiled an updated iPad Air with an M1 chip and now the new tablet is available for purchase. We chose one to see how it compares to the iPad Pro, which also features the M1 chip, to give you an idea of ​​which Apple’s iPad is right for you. Subscribe to MacRumors YouTube for more videos. In terms of design, the fifth generation iPad Air looks exactly like …

Which devices will support iOS 16 and iPadOS 16?

Although there are still no specific rumors about which devices will support iOS 16 and iPadOS 16, the discontinuation of iPod touch earlier this week could be a sign that up to nine devices will lose support for its upcoming operating systems. Apple. . IOS and iPadOS 13, 14 and 15 support all the same devices, with iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus, …

Here are all the features of macOS Ventura that your Intel Mac will not support

Apple is expected to release the macOS Ventura sometime in October sometime in October, but given the number of features in macOS Monterey limited to Apple silicon Macs, will Intel Mac owners feel cold again this fall? Fortunately, this does not seem to be the case this time around, with many of the key features of macOS 13 offering full functionality to both Intel and …

Everything Apple announced at WWDC 2022 Keynote in 13 minutes

Apple on Monday hosted a major event featuring iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS 13 Ventura, watchOS 9 and the new Apple M2 silicon chip, which will soon be available on the MacBook Air and the 13-inch MacBook Pro. Subscribe to MacRumors YouTube for more videos. It was a crazy event where Apple introduced features after two hours in a row. For those who …

Here are all the widgets you can add to your iPhone 16 lock screen in iOS 16

In iOS 16, Apple has updated the iPhone lock screen to make it much more customizable, and one of the most welcome changes is the ability to add info-rich graphics to the lock screen for the first time. Widgets Lock Screen is the only product of Android phones for a few years now, so it is good to see that they will finally come to the iPhone later this year, when iOS 16 …

Apple is experiencing user reactions after the removal of support for iPhone 7 from iOS 16

Apple is facing reactions from users after announcing that iOS 16, the next major version of iOS scheduled for release this fall, will not be supported by the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. IOS 16 will bring significant changes and customization to the lock screen, long-awaited changes in iMessage such as unread and message processing, and more. Users have long asked Apple to …

Apple’s rumored 12-inch MacBook could be a Pro model with M2 Pro and M2 Max

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman said Thursday that Apple is considering launching a brand new 12-inch laptop in late 2023 or early 2024. Gurman said it was unclear whether the 12-inch model would be a lower-end or higher-end MacBook. – Finally MacBook Pro. Twitter user “Majin Bu” has since claimed that the model will be a new 12-inch MacBook Pro that can be equipped with Apple’s next generation M2 …

Terminates the “Simply Mac” Apple reseller

Apple reseller and service provider Simply Mac closes immediately after nearly sixteen years of operation, the company announced internally. In a letter to employees today, which MacRumors received from many sources, Simply Mac CEO Rein Voigt said that the company is closing down and laying off all employees with immediate effect pending application …