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Get started with Stage Manager on iPad
Cult of Mac writer Ed Hardy is an iPad power user. He uses his iPad Pro for every aspect of his work here, and more besides.
He plays games on it, watches movies, and uses it to control smart home devices.
And according to Ed, the best thing to happen to the iPad in years is Stage Manager -- the controversial new multitasking system for Apple's tablet.
While everyone else in the Apple universe seems to hate Stage Manager, Ed loves it.
He calls Stage Manager a great new way of organizing workflows with multiple windows and applications. And once you get the hang of it, it'll totally change the way you work with your iPad.
He's put together a great guide on how to get started.
-- Leander Kahney, EIC.
Stage Manager in iPadOS 16 makes Apple’s tablets act much more like a Mac. The optional multitasking system puts applications into floating, resizable, overlapping windows. Even better, the system also can be used on external displays, greatly increasing the available space to work in. Here’s how to get started using Stage Manager.
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"The iPad incorporates everything we have learned about building high-value products from iPhones, iPods and Macs. We create our own A4 chip, our own software, our own battery chemistry, our own enclosure, our own everything. And this results in an incredible product at a great price." — Steve Jobs, 2010
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