There have been plenty of significant changes since the iPad debuted back in 2010, from the bigger iPad Pro with Apple Pencil in 2015, to external storage support with iPadOS 13 in 2019. But it still feels as though the entire line is confused, with accessories that work only with certain models and features that exist only on others, and even disparity between accessories, such as the function key row on the iPad’s Magic Folio Keyboard.
As it stands, before we see iPadOS 17 at WWDC in June, multitasking is frustrating, the entire iPad lineup is confusing as to which model serves which user, and an M2 chip in the biggest iPad Pro is not being taken advantage of. So with all of this in mind, here are three ways to improve the iPad.
