Apple's iPadOS 26 update has pushed the tablet closer to a Mac alternative, adding desktop-style windowing, a beefed-up Files app and real background tasks. Central to this leap is the device's lone USB-C port, which now does far more than charge.
From slim multiport hubs that bring HDMI, Ethernet, MicroSD and USB-A to external SSDs harnessing Thunderbolt 3's 40 Gbps speeds, to driving up to 6K monitors, reverse-charging an iPhone or Apple Watch, and enjoying hi-fi audio through a USB-C dongle—these five uses showcase just how versatile the iPad's port can be.
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