OS X El Capitan it could work on the iPad according to Apple, the information being provided even by the American company in an application to register a brand patent for the name OS X El Capitan in Europe.
In the image above you can see the proof of the registration request made by the Apple company at the office for patents and trademarks in Europe, those from Cupertino listing the tablets among the devices that would allow the running of OS X El Capitan after the launch.
This is the first time that the Apple company lists tablets among the electronic devices that could run a version of the OS X operating system, and this premiere calls into question the compatibility between OS X El Capitan and a possible tablet iPad Pro.
Although the list of electronic devices potentially compatible with OS X El Capitan also includes mobile phones, there we are talking about a simple desire to cover as many devices as possible, they were also included in the past, only tablets appearing for the first time in such a list request.
Many analysts have speculated that the iPad Pro could run OS X, and this trademark registration request made by the Apple company "puts straw on the fire", giving rise to a completely new segment of speculation regarding the usefulness of the operating system.
Tim Cook and other vice presidents of Apple have stated in various times that for now an operating system for PCs cannot work 100% usefully on tablets, but maybe Apple has found a method to combine these two types of products to offer a really useful tablet.
If OS X El Capitan will be included in an iPad tablet we will find out in the fall or maybe never, but the listing made by the Apple company raises many question marks regarding its future plans regarding OS X and iPad tablets.
