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An iPad displaying the iPadOS 26 public beta announcement, featuring a Mac-like menu bar, app icons, and an Apple Pencil, set against a vibrant rainbow backdrop.
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iPadOS 26 updates are here — let’s check it out

🚨 iPadOS 26 Public Beta just dropped — and it’s a BIG one.

From a Mac-like menu bar to fully customizable folders, resizable windows, and even the Journal app now on iPad… this update is packed with features that make your iPad feel more like a pro workstation.

Which feature are you trying first? 👀👇

#iPadOS26 #iPadUpdate #AppleEvent #iPadTips #ipad

2025/8/8 Edited to

... Read moreThe newly released iPadOS 26 Public Beta introduces a variety of enhancements designed to boost productivity and user experience on the iPad. A standout addition is the Mac-like menu bar that offers quick access to app functions such as Pages, Files, Insert, Format, and Window options, making navigation more intuitive for professionals accustomed to macOS. Customizable folders are another key feature, allowing users to add icons or emojis and assign colors to folders, improving organization and visual identification in iCloud Drive and other storage locations. This update brings greater flexibility by supporting movable and resizable windows, which can be placed anywhere on the screen—even partially off-screen—giving users a more versatile workspace similar to a desktop environment. The integration of the Journal app comes with new tools like the reed pen for note-taking and journaling, supporting various categories such as Travel, Fitness, Poetry, and Dreams. Users can maintain daily entries with added insights and tracking options, turning the iPad into a comprehensive personal organizer. Additional enhancements include improved support for background tasks like exporting large files, a refreshed Files app interface with a menu bar reminiscent of Mac's, intelligent actions powered by AI tools such as ChatGPT for shortcuts and quick actions, and enhanced Apple Pencil compatibility. Together, these features position the iPad as a professional-grade device capable of handling complex workflows that were traditionally reserved for laptops or desktops. Users looking to maximize productivity should explore the customizable folders and resizable windows to create tailored multi-tasking setups. Meanwhile, creative professionals can benefit from the new journal and note-taking capabilities enhanced by Apple Pencil support. As iPadOS 26 continues to evolve through its public beta phase, these features underscore Apple’s commitment to blending the portability of the iPad with the functionalities of a full workstation, inviting users to experiment with new workflows and harness the expanded capabilities.