If Apple does release an iPad Pro, it should come with some sort of variation of a mobile OSX platform. Neither iOS nor Android is suitable for that size screen.
I seriously don't see how some people in this thread can really say this is Samsung copying Apple.
Considering the source ; it is pretty obvious to me.
I still think the 12 inch display will be for a Macbook Air Retina
Also, chances are that users won't whine about yellow tinted or image retained displays as they do with rMBP.
Probably because the people who are griping about that spent nearly $2000, and expect it to work perfectly, while people buying a less expensive Air might be a little more lax about that stuff.
I can control my Apple TV 3 with my iPhone and iPad. I can airplay my video content to the tv as well with my iPhone, which I do a lot if I have not loaded the movie or show into iTunes yet. The only advantage I see at the moment for getting a samsung model phone would be the larger screen. I keep playing with the idea though to switch from my iPhone to a samsung galaxy phone though. I was thinking about doing it next year after we find out if the new iPhone 6 will have a larger screen. If it doesn't then I might try switching then.
Still not giving up my iPad though.
I can control my Apple TV 3 with my iPhone and iPad. I can airplay my video content to the tv as well with my iPhone, which I do a lot if I have not loaded the movie or show into iTunes yet. The only advantage I see at the moment for getting a samsung model phone would be the larger screen. I keep playing with the idea though to switch from my iPhone to a samsung galaxy phone though. I was thinking about doing it next year after we find out if the new iPhone 6 will have a larger screen. If it doesn't then I might try switching then.
Still not giving up my iPad though.
Via wifi or IR blaster?
With my Note 3 and Smart IR Remote, I can control SLR cameras, tv's, blu ray players, heatpumps etc.....
I'll NEVER go back to a smaller screen, then again, I have normal sized hands.
The only reason why the first Samsung smart watch was a dud was because of the price and compatibility with only one device out the gate. The product is usable and Samsung has been updating features and compatibility with other Samsung devices. I personally dont want it unless the price is $100 or below for use with my Note 3. It will take about 2 revisions for their watch to hit that price point. The other issue is that its only compatible with Samsung devices. But if/when Apple releases their version of a smart watch I doubt it would work with Android devices so you really cant knock points off unless you do the same for Apple. And if Apple prices the watch at $300 it would be a dud as well. Price is everything.
I believe that companies such as Google and pebble can make a cross platform wearable at an affordable price. Apple will not go cross platform and they will not allow a Samsung to release apps for this compatibility.
You should perhaps get in the habit of fact-checking your posts. The above paragraph is embarrassingly inaccurate.When I mentioned compatibility as a problem, I was talking specifically about the fact that Galaxy Gear is only usable with a Note 3. Why should the product require a smartphone to work in the first place? And I never said anything about it being compatible only with Samsung devices. I was criticizing the fact that the Gear works only with one particular device in the entire Samsung product line, one that's not even owned by the majority of users. It would have been smarter to make it compatible with Samsung devices that are much more common.