Apple officially launched the iPadOS that support SD cards and mouse

We know that the candidate version is usually when the software is about to be released, and the last few stable betas are released as candidates. Apple announced at the developer conference that the iOS for iPad will be renamed iPadOS. Apple is currently trying to capture the traditional notebook market with larger iPad tablets, providing a better experience for professionals. The existing iOS system can no longer meet Apple’s features for the iPad, so the iPadOS 13 operating system will provide more features for the iPad.

The most notable change in iPadOS today is that the home screen is not just an application icon list, it shows the application widgets without having to slide down on the left side of the screen. This widget location is optional and can be set by the user. In Apple’s words, the widget provides the necessary information to the user at all times. In addition, since the size of the iPad is almost the same as that of the laptop, it is obviously no longer appropriate for the website to use the mobile browsing mode for the iPad. To this end, iPadOS will load web applications such as Google Docs directly in desktop mode, and browsing in desktop mode can improve application compatibility.

Another important feature of this update is that it directly supports external drives. Users can directly browse the disk drive by plugging it into the iPad. Similarly, this also supports connecting an SD card, etc., and then opening the iPad’s file application to view the files therein or to copy and cut the operation files. Apple has never liked to provide direct management of files for users, but after years of development, Apple also knows that file management is also very necessary. Last time this update, Apple also has custom font support for iPadOS. Users only need to select their favorite fonts to download in the app store.

Via: CNET