One month later than expected, users will be able to upgrade to macOS Ventura and iPad OS 16. If you have an iPhone, you can upgrade to iOS 16.1 starting today.
Most of the attention within macOS Ventura and iPad OS 16 is on Stage Manager. The feature enhances the multitasking experience by dropping open windows along the floating main window. Previously, the tech giant reported that only devices with a built-in M1 chip could expect the feature, but it was later tweaked so that the A12X and A12Z processors get compatibility as well.
New operating systems include access keys (passkey). Security ends the password, but requires users to use two-step verification. Spotlight is also receiving some useful updates, which make Quick Look’s search results appear instantly in a Spotlight window, and the shortcuts work. Then there is a new option for Safari with which you can share grouped tabs with other users.
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iOS 16 is officially launched: what’s new?
You can read all the news that iPadOS 16 will have here. Here’s an overview of what to expect from macOS Ventura 13 here.
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The official launch is also imminent for iPadOS 16 and macOS Ventura.
The following devices can run iPadOS 16:
- iPad Pro
- iPad Air (from 3rd generation)
- iPad (from 5th generation)
- iPad mini (from 5th generation)
The latest iPad models just launched by Apple, the iPad (2022) an iPad Pro (2022)of course it can also run iPadOS 16.
If you have a Mac from 2017 or later, an update for your Mac device is included.
