iPadOS 16 introduced the Stage Manager feature, which adds multi-window mode to the system. But it only works on iPad with M1 processor. Apple explained why it had to limit the availability of the feature.
A company representative said that Stage Manager uses virtual RAM in iPadOS 16. It allows you to convert regular memory to RAM.
Each program can request up to 16 GB of memory, and Stage Manager allows you to run up to eight applications at the same time. Stage Manager requires a lot of resources to run, and only the M1 processor can provide its functionality.
Stage Manager only supports iPad Pro and iPad Air with M1. It will also appear in future iPads with Apple chips. [iDownloadblog]
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