Island in the Net by Khürt Williams
Technology and Photography Musings. Established circa 2000.
– 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:
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.
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As the title suggests, the Mac still feels more comfortable for almost everything. The Mac feels less innovative and "fun" but I actually feel more relaxed when using multiple windows, real keyboard shortcuts, and a true file manager. The irony here is that the size and design of the iPad makes it more of a joy to use, but it's also tainted by inefficiency. I do almost every task faster and more easily with my Mac than I can do it on my iPad Pro.
That paragraph sums up my experience. I’ve used the iPad since 2010. I’ve had the Mac since 2006. I like both. But I’m more productive on a Mac.
