Ditching your laptop for an iPad Pro by Bill Bennett (billbennett.co.nz) The gap between what you can do on an iPad compared with what you can do on a laptop has almost closed. Every new version of iOS makes the gap smaller. That will accelerate now Apple has split iPadOS from iOS. But we’re still not all the way there yet. Some tasks are still better done on the laptop. I don't have a MacBook but my wife does. I…
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Getting the iPad to Pro by Craig Mod I’ve used iPads for eight years. Ever since the incredibly clunky — but oddly enthralling — version one.1 Mostly, it’s been confusing. Just what the heck are these things for? They’re definitely excellent for hypnotizing small children at restaurants. But since 2017, with the release of iOS 11 and basic multitasking, you could maybe — just maybe — earnestly use them as potential laptop replacements. These new iPads may be gorgeous pieces…
Apple iPad Pro review 2018: the fastest iPad is still an iPad by Nilai Patel (The Verge) Is the new iPad Pro a stunning engineering achievement? Without question. Has Apple once again produced mobile hardware that puts the rest of the industry to shame when it comes to performance, battery life, and design? Yep. Is the iPad Pro the best, most capable iPad ever made? It certainly is. But you know what? It’s still an iPad. I think this…
Faster than its own OS by Riccardo Mori (Riccardo Mori) – Hey, where are you going so fast? – I don’t know, but I’ll surely get there first. When talking about the last generations of iPad Pros, something that tech pundits like to point out is their sheer power. Apple excels so much at designing their chips that these iPad Pros are able to outper... Agreed!…
So, to recap: by Daniel Goldsmith (ascraeus.org) So, to recap: The new iPad Pro can charge your iPhone, but neither device comes with a cable to do so. To use headphones with the iPad, you’ll need a completely different connector to the one you have on your iPhone. Is this some sort of Halloween Joke? It certainly feels like a joke.…