The first visible changes between iOS and iPad OS are obviously the tightest network of icons, the ability to fix the widget on the screen, and new text copying and pasting gestures.
Much of the changes have been made to make the iPad look more like a desktop computer, especially the iPad Pro model.
The application exposure function will now be part of the iPad, similar to Mac, and support for multiple windows is enabled where users can place two Word documents side by side.
Users can also go through gesture apps. A full 30 new keyboard shortcuts have been added. Support for the File app has been added as well as importing photos to applications like Adobe Lightroom.
Apple has also added desktop browsing to Safari on the iPad. The browser already makes the websites destined for the most accessible touch-screen desktops by removing them from their mobile versions.
It does not end here all because the iPadOS offers support for USB flash and Bluetooth, a feature that many users require.
The first beta of developers of the iPad OS is available from this moment. As the first public beta comes in July, and an official debut is expected in Autumn when new iPhone models arrive.
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