With Apple's current developer tools, it is much easier to move iPad apps to the Mac than vice versa.ut at least App developers can be persuaded to move more and more of their Macs apps to the iPad.
With Apple's current developer tools, it is much easier to move iPad apps to the Mac than vice versa.ut at least App developers can be persuaded to move more and more of their Macs apps to the iPad.
I don't care how much it costs I'll be swiping my company CC for the LTE model the day this is announced.
The $329 entry-level iPad is Apple's best-selling model so I don't see that model going away.
Yeah, definitely an Air. Low end makes no sense, it just went from 9.7—>10.2In theory this would replace the 10.5. The 9.7 form factor is also dead
It would be 10.2 (like iphone SE/budget), 10.8 Air (like XR/11), 11 Pro (Pro) and 12.9 Pro (Pro Max)
There are ample people who want an appox 11 inch display device but not for $799; but also not the budget $329 one with Touch ID and thick bezels
This Air/10.8 would replace the Air in that middle ground. Closer to a Pro look/features without the Pro pricepoint. Think iPhone XR/11; no touch ID and thick 2010 bezels budge device, but not Pro specs either. Presumably at the $499-550 price point.
It will sell a ton in that middle ground.
That’s good. My experience with “button cut-out” cases has usually been poorer than “buttons on-case”, but that’s just my experience. A number of the more popular iPad case options from Logitech and others avoid cut-outs, so it looks like they’ll need to redesign for this line.Nope, not an issue at all.
Case manufacturers simply need to have a hole on the power button part.
We’re now in the next phase of Apple where they make their devices slightly different so case & accessory companies can make more money. There’s not much of a point of this than increase sales and decrease case reusability and compatibility. This only increases waste and hurt the environment in my opinion.
We’re now in the next phase of Apple where they make their devices slightly different so case & accessory companies can make more money. There’s not much of a point of this than increase sales and decrease case reusability and compatibility. This only increases waste and hurt the environment in my opinion.
I really don’t understand why Apple keeps pushing iPads up on the price ladder.
You can definitely return it when the new one comes out. Aren’t they saying September 7th?Had to grab a 7th gen iPad for my daughter for remote learning, knowing hardware updates are right around the corner. It arrived 2 days ago.
Odds of an exchange when new one comes out? None? Drat.
You can return it if it's within the 14 days of the purchase date. A new model being released isn't a factor in the return policy.Had to grab a 7th gen iPad for my daughter for remote learning, knowing hardware updates are right around the corner. It arrived 2 days ago.
Odds of an exchange when new one comes out? None? Drat.
You’re misinformed. Any increases in prices overall are entirely due to increases in Apple’s costs. Their profit margins have basically been flat or decreasing since Tim Cook took over:Really? LOL 🤔
How about 💰💰💰💲💲💲 The arent $2T for no reason. Its all about those profits; that is new Apple
Yes parts are more expensive now, but not proportionally to price increase
I think it would help me if they would round the display measurements. Just call this 11”. I also think it should just be the air and the pro or just ipad and ipad proI honestly can no longer keep track of the differences between the three ipad lines.