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Apple software chief Craig Federighi: iPad shouldn’t run macOS, but it can be inspired by Mac
- iPadOS 26 has been released, showcasing advancements in the abilities and versatility of the iPad.
- Apple software chief Craig Federighi mentioned in an interview that while iPad should not run macOS, it can draw inspiration from Mac.
- With the latest iPadOS update, Apple has introduced a new windowing engine that optimizes window rendering and prioritization.
- The new system allows for up to 12 windows to be active on-screen, enhancing multitasking capabilities.
- Federighi acknowledges there are two types of iPad users, those who prefer a simple, single-window experience, and those who desire more control and options.
- Under the new windowing engine, iPadOS 26 defaults to full-screen apps until users enable the 'Windowed Apps' mode.
- Federighi emphasizes the importance of Mac and iPad coexisting with their unique strengths and purposes.
- He believes the iPad can be inspired by elements of the Mac, without needing to run macOS.
- The objective is not to replace the Mac but to enhance the iPad experience.
- User-friendly improvements in iPadOS aim to make iPad users work more efficiently without replicating a Mac-like experience.
- Apple showcased a new ad for Apple Arcade featuring popular video game characters.
- Additionally, Apple's on-device transcription technology is significantly improving speech-to-text performance.
- Texas Instruments announced a substantial investment in American semiconductor fabs.
- Apple TV+ confirmed the return of the original kids and family series 'Yo Gabba GabbaLand!' for a second season.
- Ahead of the global theatrical release, Apple Original Films held a star-studded event for 'F1 The Movie' in New York.
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