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The new function of iPadOS 16 pre-screen scheduling can only be used on the M1 chip iPad. (Photo / Associated Press)
After Apple announced iPadOS 16 this month, the most controversial feature is the new “Stage Manager” function, which restricts the iPad equipped with the M1 chip, which means that only 3 iPads are currently available, including the 5th generation iPad Air and the 3rd generation 11-inch iPad. , 5th generation 12.9-inch iPad, let fruit fans shout too strict.
On-screen scheduling allows users to more flexibly adjust the window size of the APP, and quickly access the previously used APP, and even call out multiple windows to overlap and display on the screen, increasing the usability of the multi-tasking mode.
The foreign media 9to5mac said that in the code of iPadOS 16, it is actually possible to enable the old iPad through the internal mode, but this does not mean that the front-end scheduling can run smoothly on the old iPad.
iPadOS 16 code leaks Apple’s hidden “internal mode”. (Picture/Official website)
Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president of software engineering, also explained a few days ago that Apple has tested front-end scheduling on many iPad models, and finally proved that this feature requires an M1 chip. Because only the performance and design of the M1 can combine large-capacity, high-performance DRAM and NAND to bring the fastest virtual memory exchange speed, and older iPads, including the previous generation iPad Pro, do not have this capability.
It’s not certain if Apple will reconsider opening the pre-screen scheduling feature on other iPads. When Apple launched the macOS Monterey system last year, “Live Text” (Live Text) was originally a unique feature on the M1 Mac, but after the cause and effect of fans protested, Apple also compromised and released it on the Intel Mac.
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