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The iPad version is an integral part of Adobe's Creative Cloud and will synchronize the progress with the help of "exactly the same" files, whether you're using your tablet or PC.
Photoshop CC will only reach the iPad in 2019 and you will not want to switch your entire workflow when Adobe warns that it will not include anything else. a "smaller set of features" with version 1.0. The company defines this more as a companion app for someone who normally publishes on a computer. It is not clear whether or when Android users will receive an equivalent.
Nevertheless, there is significant development for both the iPad and the mobile tablets as a whole. Although some creatives work on iPad, they usually have to turn to applications such as Pixelmator which (as well as they are) do not integrate easily into an Adobe-centric workflow. Those who insist on Photoshop at the PC level, meanwhile, had to use Windows tablets like the Surface Pro. You will not have to worry as much about your choice of platform in the future.
It also demonstrates the rapid improvement in mobile tablet performance. While early models were barely more powerful than phones, the new hardware now has enough power to run "real" Photoshop. The vision of the tablet as a laptop replacement is no longer as far-fetched as it looked, even though multitasking and other items are still not powerful enough to make you completely give up on a PC.
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