Finally, the new iPad Pro comes fully loaded
with iPadOS 14.5, ofering expanded language
support for Apple Pencil features like Scribble
and Smart Selection, as well as new emoji, and
support for more gaming controllers. Apple will
take to the stage once more in June at this year’s
virtual Worldwide Developers Conference, and
announce iPadOS 15 to introduce even more
great software capabilities for the new tablet.
Though details are understandably thin on
the ground, we’re expecting to see improved
widgets, further batter optimization, and even
a redesigned iPadOS home screen for iPad to
ofer more control and customization.
With the 2021 iPad Pro featuring M1, Apple
takes its lagship tablet to a whole new level,
pushing the envelope and making it tougher
for competitors to catch up. With the iPad Air
updated in September, and improvements
expected for the iPad mini and iPad in the
coming months, the future looks bright for
Apple’s tablet line; we can’t wait to see what
comes next.