I hope to see how the iPad Air 2 performs under IOS9. Then I guess I'll whine if it doesn't seem fast enough 
I hope to see how the iPad Air 2 performs under IOS9. Then I guess I'll whine if it doesn't seem fast enough![]()
I have a feeling the Air 3 will get Apple Pencil support. So either Apple wanted to keep it as s feature of the iPad Pro this year or they had resource/supply constraints that only allowed them to bring it to the Pro model right now. So I'm actually glad they didn't update the Air because I think that signals the next update will be a bigger improvement.I'm impressed with the iPad Pro, but what they did with the other iPads was a complete mess up. No changes to the Air lineup whatsoever, and a catch-up Mini 4 which isn't even on par with the Air 2.
Very well. I've been using iOS 9 since PB1.
very happy
only bought mine a few months ago
We still have October.
I hope to see how the iPad Air 2 performs under IOS9. Then I guess I'll whine if it doesn't seem fast enough![]()
This is good news, thanks for sharing. (I generally stay away from betas, so I'm usually in for a surprise when the release version hits -- glad to hear that it'll likely be a positive one.)
The A8X was a monster of a chip, the A9 in the new iPhones have only just caught up with it. I think people need to realise that we now get new devices at such a frenetic pace that developers aren't getting the chance to fully utilise the older models first.
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There's nothing the Air 1 can't run well right now and the Air 2 hasn't even been anywhere near pushed to its limit by developers.
It's fantastic. I'm running the GM on my Air 2. We won't get the full effect of it until the app updates begin rolling in to take advantage of Split View, but performance wise it's identical to 8.4.1.
Forget the GM, iOS 9.1 PB1 runs very smoothly, it's hard to believe that it's a beta. I'm looking forward to apps updating too, would that be a thing on 9.1 PB?
I wrote a 60-page work almost entirely on an iPad Air with a Logitech Keys to Go keyboard. What turned out especially good about this setup was that the KB isn't attached to the tablet. I could move the tablet in its mount to wherever was space and write e.g. while the KB was on an open book. Very nice.Hopefully when the Air 3 does come out, there will be an option for a smart keyboard. Hoping for a spring release, but not holding my breath.