iPadOS 17: Redefining the iPad Experience — Unleashing Laptop-like Capabilities

Discover how iPadOS 17 revolutionizes the iPad experience, bridging the gap between tablet and laptop.

Cindy Yang
ILLUMINATION’S MIRROR

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Since the release of the 2018 iPad Pro with the newly rebranded iPadOS 13, I have embraced it as my primary computing device. The sleek design and versatility of the hardware made me feel like I was experiencing the future.

While there were software limitations initially, iPadOS evolved over time and introduced accessories such as the Magic Keyboard, Apple Pencil 2, and external monitor support.

As more people recognized the potential of the iPad Pro beyond a simple tablet, Apple’s introduction of iPadOS 17 has taken significant strides in making it a viable computer replacement for many users.

Stage Manager: A Seamless Multitasking Experience

The updates in iPadOS 17 blur the lines between a tablet OS and a computer OS even further.

One notable change is Stage Manager, which allows greater customization and control over window placement on an external display.

Unlike previous versions where apps would be centered and disrupt your layout, now you can position…

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