This feels a lot like the incremental changes we've seen in the previous years - promises of multitasking and juggling windows and other minor tweaks, but not d

This feels a lot like the incremental changes we've seen in the previous years - promises of multitasking and juggling windows and other minor tweaks, but not delivering what I actually want, which is something closer to a regular laptop. In practice, I've found their paradigms simply don't work well - these custom interactions Apple has designed for the tablet are unnecessarily different. So rather than intuitively navigating between apps and staying productive, I am fighting the unnatural mode of multitasking forced on me. The rest of the feature list on this page are just enhancements to existing "app" capabilities like Facetime or iMessage, and that's not really what I was expecting or hoping for in an iPad update, especially given where the M1's performance is. What I really want is an unlocked iPad Pro with a desktop-class OS.