Apple is projected to accept wraps off the new iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 in the fall of the year, having a preview to become showcased at the WWDC in the summer.

But until this happens, the company has remained completely tight-lipped on everything associated with these highly anticipated updates, so nobody knows for sure what improvements and newer features they are supposed to bring to users available.

In the meantime, however, concept designer TheHacker34 has come using their own version of iPadOS 15, therefore imagining the way the iPad operating-system would evolve using the next big iteration.

And what's more, the idea also proposed features that will result in the iPad a better option to Windows 10 PCs, including things like resizable windows and secondary screen support.

Preview at WWDC in a couple weeks

While iPadOS 15 is clearly a very anticipated release, it shouldn't take too much time before we finally get an early look at this update.

Apple is projected to preview some of the improvements coming in iPadOS 15 in the upcoming WWDC developer event, with beta builds to ship shortly after the show.

As for the public launch, this is projected to occur in September, as per the standard calendar. Apple wants to go back to its normal release cycle after experiencing a phased fall rollout last year, mostly caused by the worldwide health crisis that also affected its suppliers.

So the month of September 2021 is likely to bring us upgrades for the all iPhones in the current lineup, with sales to begin later exactly the same month, as well as software updates like the new versions of iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS. A brand new Apple Watch model can also be expected to land in the fall of the year.