Apple presented its latest developments to the world, including a revamped version of iOS for iPhone, refreshed macOS, enhancements for Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro, as well as the new iPadOS 26.
The release was anticipated, as it coincides with the annual period when Apple usually refreshes its entire suite of software. What surprised me was the evolution of the iPad from primarily an entertainment solution that had additional capabilities, to an almost desktop-like experience that competes with Google’s Chrome OS — and often outperforms it.
Numerous adjustments and new features are present. To be honest, I find that most of them don’t pique my interest, likely due to my limited use of the iPad.