PadOS 26 brings Mac-like windowing, Menu Bar, and real cursor support to iPad. Finally, a tablet that works like an actual computer this fall.

With iPadOS 26, my iPad Air finally feels ready to be a true 2-in-1 computer. Here's to hoping the public beta and eventual final version are just as, if not more, promising than the developer beta.

All of the changes coming to iPadOS 26 are needed to turn it into a true laptop replacement, but, as a bridge that links a lot of things together, the Preview app might be the biggest unsung hero.

You can also split the display into thirds or quarters. Mac-like options to control windows: Apple added close, minimize, and maximize buttons to every app, making it easier to manage windows.

Can the new iPadOS 26 finally turn the iPad Mini 7 into a true portable powerhouse for productivity, multitasking, and more?

What iPadOS 26 represents is Apple’s vision of what a computer should feel like in 2025: intuitive, creative, touch-first, but powerful enough to handle pro-level tasks.

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