I switched to a Mac from a Windows PC several years ago, and I haven't looked back since. Apart from a few quirks and niggles here and there, macOS is arguably more stable, has fewer issues, and is a ...

Well, they date back to 2009’s Windows 7 and its Aero Snap feature. The iPad’s more freeform resize windows options – previously in Stage Manager – are similar to the Vision Pro. I’m a big fan of ...

No need to head to Paint or Photos, or whatever app you use for making images more compact - you can use a new shortcut with ...

Apple also introduced a menu bar in iPadOS 26, and an all-new windowing system that makes it easier for users to drag and resize windows.

Welp, so much for that. In iPadOS 26, which is coming out later this fall, you can easily drag windows around your screen or grab a corner to resize them. You can even tile multiple apps and use ...

The real kicker here, though, is the updates to window tiling, which Apple claims will be much more fluid in iPadOS 26. You’ll be able to resize windows with a simple “flick” according to ...

Multitaskers will be able to resize windows, and the new feature will work seamlessly with split screen (just like the new iPadOS 26). Google is also adding connected display support, so you can ...

put an app window full screen, or close the app. You're able to resize windows using their edges and move them about using their title bars much as you would on Windows or macOS. It all works ...

Crucially, the iPad is getting better support for windows, potentially making Apple’s tablet a stronger alternative to traditional laptops. Users will be able to resize windows and they’ll ...

This limitation was addressed in Windows 2.0, which introduced the ability to overlap and resize windows, laying the foundation for the modern desktop environment. The launch of Windows 1.0 was ...