iPad users in the EU can download apps from third-party app stores starting on September 16
Following the same feature on iOS, which has now been available for a few months, iPad users in the EU have something to be happy about next week. Starting on September 16 (Monday), they will be able to use third-party app stores to download apps to their iPads. This most likely means the support for third-party app stores will be baked into iPadOS 18, since it's going to be released on Monday. Additionally, iPadOS browser apps will be able to use alternative engines that are not Safari's. This was announced back in May and now it's finally on the cusp of becoming reality. This...
Following the same feature on iOS, which has now been available for a few months, iPad users in the EU have something to be happy about next week. Starting on September 16 (Monday), they will be able to use third-party app stores to download apps to their iPads. This most likely means the support for third-party app stores will be baked into iPadOS 18, since it's going to be released on Monday. Additionally, iPadOS browser apps will be able to use alternative engines that are not Safari's. This was announced back in May and now it's finally on the cusp of becoming reality. This...
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