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Running AI chatbots on tablets often means tolerating clunky, phone-sized interfaces that waste valuable screen space. Google’s Gemini app for iPad now solves this, rolling out a native iPadOS version that uses every inch of your display and unlocks new multitasking options. This upgrade moves Gemini from an awkward iPhone port to a true productivity tool for iPad users.

How to Use the New Gemini App on iPad

Step 1: Download or update the Gemini app from the App Store. Make sure you’re running version 1.2025.1770102 or later, as this brings the full-screen iPad support and

Apple announced iPadOS 18, the next version of its OS for its range of tablets at WWDC 2024. The new OS brings several exciting features, such as better home screen customization, AI-powered writing and image generation tools, and a more powerful version of Siri. This update is also noteworthy for finally bringing a native calculator app to iPads.

This means that the countless third-party calculator apps available on the Apple App Store will now no longer be needed. But if the calculator does not sound very exciting to you, Apple offers something more in the form of Math Notes, a

Apple included the options for checking battery health on iPhones and Macs a while ago. But sadly, the iPad has not received any such courtesy till now. If you want to check your iPad's battery health, there's no straightforward way of diving into the Battery Health section in the Settings app. It makes one wonder what did the iPads do wrong for Apple to leave in the lurch like this.

But the battery health of your iPad isn't a complete mystery. There are ways to find out, some that include involving third-party apps, and another that requires no such thing,