Apple OS 19 Rumors Reveal New Multitasking Features

April 24, 2025, 4:37 pm

Leaks from a well-known source suggest that Apple’s next-generation operating systems might finally blur the traditional mobile-desktop divide. The reports detail that iOS 19 could enable Stage Manager support on USB-C iPhones, while iPadOS 19 may showcase a macOS-like menu bar when paired with a Magic Keyboard.

macrumors.com / iPadOS 19 Rumored to Show Mac-Like Menu Bar When Connected to Magic Keyboard

When an iPad running iPadOS 19 is connected to a Magic Keyboard, a macOS-like menu bar will appear on the screen, according to the leaker Majin Bu. This change would further blur the lines between the iPad and the Mac. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman previously claimed that iPadOS 19 will be "more...

macrumors.com / iOS 19 Rumored to Add Stage Manager Support to USB-C iPhones

A leaker known as Majin Bu today claimed that iOS 19 will enable support for at least a limited version of Stage Manager on iPhone models with a USB-C port. In a blog post citing sources, the leaker said that when an iPhone with a USB-C port is connected to an external display, users will be...

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