Well, it might not be that surprising that you need to have the iPad Air and iPad Pro to get Stage Manager. Except what is arguably the most exciting feature for iPad is the introduction of Stage Manager, an innovative multi-tasking system that could revolutionize how the iPad is used, especially when it is teamed with a keyboard.Īnd that’s not available for all the iPads for which iPadOS 16 is compatible. And when iPadOS 16 lands, there’s an extra-sharp sting awaiting iPad users, which continues the theme of potential disappointment for Apple customers.įair enough. Similarly, Apple has also revealed which iPads will drop out of support this fall when the new software arrives. Apple Watch Series 3 won’t work with watchOS 9, for instance, which leads me to believe that this current entry-level Watch may be retired later this year.
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And the gadgets that can’t get the latest update aren’t just restricted to the iPhone. This time around there are so many new features that I imagine many customers will feel now is the time to upgrade their hardware to ensure they don’t miss out.
But where some of the new features, such as the cool-looking Lock screen enhancements, seem to need the extra power that more recent iPhones have, others like Apple Pay Later sound like they should be available to any Apple Pay-compatible iPhone. Hence the importance of compatibility with the iPhone you have. When Apple releases new software, its new features are designed to be so irresistible that you simply must have them.
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