I might be able to finally replace my MacBook with an iPad thanks to iPadOS

Apple announced a mountain of new software updates during its two-hour WWDC keynote on Monday.

Highlights included dark mode for iOS 13, a "Sign in with Apple" feature that's clearly shade at Facebook and Google, an App Store and menstrual cycle tracking for Apple Watches, and the death of iTunes. Oh, and of course, the ridiculously powerful and pricey new "cheese grater" Mac Pro.

There's enough shiny new stuff to satisfy any Apple geek, but the one announcement that's got me the most excited is iPadOS, which will make the iPad more computer-like than before so that I can actually get "real" work done on it. Read more...