IT House April 5 news, according to Apple Insider reported that recently there are reports that if the keyboard and trackpad are connected, iPadOS applications may become floating windows similar to quick notes, rather than using full-screen opening.
Since the iPad debut in 2010, every app has been launched in full screen. Since then, there have been some improvements, such as split-screen view, but all window management is up to the user. Now the new narrative is that Apple may bring changes in this regard.
Majin Bu said, "Apple is developing a smart system for iPadOS. The application will continue to open in full screen, but will automatically shrink when connected to the keyboard and trackpad. Internally, it's called Apple Mixer. We don't know if it will be included in iPadOS 16, it should be exclusive to the M1 iPad. "At present, Apple has launched the M1 iPad Pro and the iPad Air 5.
It's unclear whether an app that's already opened will detect iPad connecting to a keyboard and then change. It's also not known if this move to floating app windows will work on all iPads.
If the app can also remember the last position of the user action, this may be a convenience for 12.9-inch iPad Pro users. But for the 8.3-inch iPad mini, that's a different story.