The wifi models literally lack the GPS receiver so they can't give you precise location information.
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Sniped an Ipad Pro 9.7 Cellular, Is there anything productive I could do with it on my commute?
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I certainly see people do it. Sometimes even 13" laptops. I just wouldn't do it myself, even if I had the space.
Unless I am wrong, the OP has a cellular model, which is why I mentioned that offline maps would work without cellular service.
Cellular models come with the GPS chip. It works better with cellular towers, but will work without. I used an old iphone 5 without cellular service as a GPS on my motorcycle.
When I was in Ireland last spring, I used an offline map app (Navigon). It worked well without using cellular data on my cellular iPad Pro.
Erm, with which provider? Cellular service is cheap in Germany, but to my knowledge there is no provider that offers 15gb for 10€/mo. no contract.
Duet is nice, but even better with a 12.9.
I'm with you on the case and cover, they are really expensive.
But the pencil is really a very nice piece of technology that is totally worth every penny I paid for them. Both of them. I use them until the battery is empty, every day, just like both my iPad Pro's (12.9 and 9.7).
I use one for doodling notes, the other one for reading text books. One for iCal the other for writing mails, one for looking up references while typing on the other. One to let a customer read his last project description and the other to write notes of his remarks, updates, changes etc. Etc.
Sorry, got carried away a bit, but the iPads are really nice, and the pencils are expensive, but totally worth it to me.
u have three iOS devices with cellular in case of a power outage
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