Today is a big update day for Apple, as the firm releases new versions of its iPhone, iPad, and Mac operating systems. While most iPhone users have already seen iOS 16, most people will be getting their hands on iPadOS 16 and macOS Ventura for the first time.
According to sources, Apple postponed the release of iPadOS 16 because it wanted more time to polish the Stage Manager multitasking function (which we felt was unrefined in an early iPadOS 16 beta). In fact, Apple said that it will bypass a public release of iPadOS 16 in favor of version 16.1 — just in time for the company’s newest iPad Pro and entry-level iPad to launch this week.
