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Apple has external monitor support for M1 iPads have extended to super ultra wide monitors in the latest iPadOS 16 beta.

Apple hasn’t revealed why, but it might have something to do with the impending launch of a new connectivity standard called ‘Matter.’

iPads from previous years have featured LCD screens, but the iPad 10 is being rumoured for a Retina display and much more.

“We can’t deliver the full stage manager experience on any lesser system” even though “we would love to,” said Apple’s Software Engineering SVP.

Stage Manager “requires large internal memory, incredibly fast storage, and flexible external display I/O,” and M1 offers all of that on the iPad.

Apple is reportedly developing a larger iPad Pro for next year, says one expert.

Here’s what’s new in iPadOS 16 beta 1.

The Weather app for iPad? Things just got real.

Here are the devices

Stage Manager is a multitasking feature that will be available for the iPad, just like the Mac.

The iPad is set to gain more laptop-like multitasking features, says Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.

“What we are seeing is that it’s keeping up really well with the airport environment,” said Charu Jain, SVP of merchandising and innovation.