Hello and welcome to another episode of App Stories.

Today's episode is brought to you by Turbulance Forecast.

I'm John Voorhees and with me is Federico Vitechi. Hey, Federico. Hello. Hi. How are you, John? How are you feeling? How are you feeling? We got our previews out, huh? It makes it for a good week. Got our previews out. Well, I got... I only wrote about... I beto-as. We can talk about that later. But yeah, I feel good about this.

It's sweating on my mind and I really wanted to have this out.

And so I think we have a nice collection of stories out on the website this week.

Yeah.

And I am guessing we're going to get beta 5 maybe on Monday at this point.

So we'll see what's going to happen.

Yeah, we're recording this on a Thursday.

It's possible we could get it today, but I think it's unlikely.

It's probably Monday, Tuesday, right?

Yeah, yeah.

What do you want to talk about?

So I want to talk a little bit about these OSs and kind of what the experience has been like.

And we can kick it off with iPadOS since you've published that just recently.

What do you have to say about iPadOS 26?

Yeah, I guess the central theme of the story is that I find it

really enjoyable to work on iPad OS 26. I think it's a really pleasant update that because

of the new multitasking and the new windowing, I think Apple landed on the solution that

everybody sort of knew was the obvious one, which is just the way like the Mac. But after

having gone through all the iterations of iPad multitasking, you know, the full screen and then

split view and slide over and then split view and slide over and then

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