Too bad about that software…
You mean like having access to Photoshop, Affinity, Pixelmator, Procreate, DaVinci Resolve and other high-end Apps?
Too bad about that software…
If they weren’t selling 10’s of millions of these every year, they might think about it. As it is, it’s one less attack vector they have to develop and test for and it doesn’t appear that enough people want it bad enough that they won’t buy the devices.User Profiles - that's the only thing I'm waiting for yet Apple refuse to announce'n'deliver it![]()
They are occupied renaming Apple TV+ to Apple TV.Don't understand why they can’t at least slap a new wallpaper on the new model.
You know how much money it cost to remake the mold?I was tempted, but no repositioned Apple logo is a dealbreaker.
Like being able to use Ableton Live, Bitwig, Native Instruments, Arturia etc. etc.You mean like having access to Photoshop, Affinity, Pixelmator, Procreate, DaVinci Resolve and other high-end Apps?
Is there a software issue? I use the iPad Pro for 90% of my workday. Never noticed an issue.Too bad about that software…
Amen to the max!!! I abhor the mass and clunkiness of the "Magic" keyboard that is anything but...Steve Jobs would roll over in his grave over this monstrosity. The lack of the "Smart Folio" keyboard has kept me from upgrading.Will we get back Apple's Smart Folio keyboard ever?
Same! I don't want a keyboard/case that weighs MORE than the device (looking at you "Magic" keyboard).Probably the only reason why I haven't made the jump from the A16 to the Pros
The Folio that put the part that sits on a surface, on the screen?Amen to the max!!! I abhor the mass and clunkiness of the "Magic" keyboard that is anything but...Steve Jobs would roll over in his grave over this monstrosity. The lack of the "Smart Folio" keyboard has kept me from upgrading.
I'm waiting for the M15Not impressed. I’ll wait for the M6
I'm not sure if I'm the only one experiencing this but on iOS and iPadOS devices I have never really noticed RAM bumps. I have the M2 iPad Pro, which has 8GB of RAM and I have tabs and apps having to refresh/reopen all the time, with all kind of apps (I know there are apps that are made to refresh constantly for security or other reasons). So I think that that added 4GB of RAM can easily be overrated, unless it can actually be used to good effect for intensive single tasks like exports (don't know for sure).
And I have had the same experience with iPhones, I have an old iPhone 13 here which I use to read stuff in my bed while my 17 is charging sometimes. Both devices keep as many apps in memory while my 17 has 4GB more.
I think that in some strange way RAM is more useful on iPhones because apparently the device needs it for processing images fast enough. To run those calculations of those camera features.
If you had ANY M-series iPad Pro with 1TB/2TB you already have 16GB. I have 16GB/1TB on both my M1 and M2 iPad Pros, for example.The WiFi 7 spec only gets half the WiFi 7 speed because of no 320 mhz channel. The cellular, meh, and the ram if you had a M4 with 1-2 TB you already have 16 GB ram.
I belive Apple eventually will release something akin to "Apple Unified Screen". Doesn't matter what you look at, it will all look at feel the same. The screen will know who you are and display what you saw last or on last device. And all devices will be able to do exactly the same things, run the same software, Apple TV or iPad or iPhone or MacBook or Apple Wall or Home or Apple Whatever. They'll use Matter to seamlessly overlap everything and use multiple processors to share the processing load...They are occupied renaming Apple TV+ to Apple TV.
I can tell you I used to have Safari tab reloads constantly on older iPads with lower RAM until I got the first M1 Pro with 1TB/16GB which largely ended the issue.I'm not sure if I'm the only one experiencing this but on iOS and iPadOS devices I have never really noticed RAM bumps. I have the M2 iPad Pro, which has 8GB of RAM and I have tabs and apps having to refresh/reopen all the time, with all kind of apps (I know there are apps that are made to refresh constantly for security or other reasons). So I think that that added 4GB of RAM can easily be overrated, unless it can actually be used to good effect for intensive single tasks like exports (don't know for sure).
And I have had the same experience with iPhones, I have an old iPhone 13 here which I use to read stuff in my bed while my 17 is charging sometimes. Both devices keep as many apps in memory while my 17 has 4GB more.
I think that in some strange way RAM is more useful on iPhones because apparently the device needs it for processing images fast enough. To run those calculations of those camera features.