but by default is horrible and it is baffling that apple shipped a so called pro device in this state.
Which State ?
but by default is horrible and it is baffling that apple shipped a so called pro device in this state.
Sorry, i used an "italianism". English is not my mother tongue. What I meant to say is that it should have been released with a more suitable iOS implementationWhich State ?
Sorry, i used an "italianism". English is not my mother tongue. What I meant to say is that it should have been released with a more suitable iOS implementation
The limits of iOS 9.x are well known. Multitasking is still very raw, with no drag and drop; app selection in split screen multitasking is terrible, you have one endless column of app icons to scroll. Keyboard is supported but when the tablet is vertical direct manipulation with fingers is really not optimal, however trackpads are not supported. Lightning usb adapter is only usable to import photos and a subset of supported video files. You cannot transfer data from the device to an external drive, which is very important when working with photos and crucial when working with videos. No multi user support. No file downloader, locked down music app (can't add mp3 files to it), only apps from the app store are permitted, no compilers, no torrent apps, raw photo files are merged with their respective jpeg file and there's no way to split them, or to keep one of them and delete the other. iCloud drive files cannot be moved out of their app folder. Infact iCloud is so unstable, slow, and limited in its file restoration capabilities that...never mind...uh ? More suitable iOS implementation ?? what do you mean to say ? Current iOS is not suitable with regards to what ?
The limits of iOS 9.x are well known. Multitasking is still very raw, with no drag and drop; app selection in split screen multitasking is terrible, you have one endless column of app icons to scroll. Keyboard is supported but when the tablet is vertical direct manipulation with fingers is really not optimal, however trackpads are not supported. Lightning usb adapter is only usable to import photos and a subset of supported video files. You cannot transfer data from the device to an external drive, which is very important when working with photos and crucial when working with videos. No multi user support. No file downloader, locked down music app (can't add mp3 files to it), only apps from the app store are permitted, no torrent apps, no compilers, no torrent apps, raw photo files are merged with their respective jpeg file and there's no way to split them, or to keep one of them and delete the other. iCloud drive files cannot be moved out of their app folder. Infact iCloud is so unstable, slow, and limited in its file restoration capabilities that...never mind...
The limits of iOS 9.x are well known. Multitasking is still very raw, with no drag and drop; app selection in split screen multitasking is terrible, you have one endless column of app icons to scroll. Keyboard is supported but when the tablet is vertical direct manipulation with fingers is really not optimal, however trackpads are not supported. Lightning usb adapter is only usable to import photos and a subset of supported video files. You cannot transfer data from the device to an external drive, which is very important when working with photos and crucial when working with videos. No multi user support. No file downloader, locked down music app (can't add mp3 files to it), only apps from the app store are permitted, no torrent apps, no compilers, no torrent apps, raw photo files are merged with their respective jpeg file and there's no way to split them, or to keep one of them and delete the other. iCloud drive files cannot be moved out of their app folder. Infact iCloud is so unstable, slow, and limited in its file restoration capabilities that...never mind...
Well..i know. However Macs can do that and, if they really want iPads to be their future flagship productivity devices, they will be almost forced to add at least some of these features. The question in my opinion is WHEN. If they are smart, we'll see something file management-related with iOS10.Half of things that you have said requires Apple to unlock its ecosystem which they won't ! Apple is known to have a very closed and restrictive Eco System especially when it comes to anything doing outside their Ecosystem for e.g transferring Data to a device outside their Devices ! Not happening with Apple !
I am wondering for how many guys has the not inclusion of 4GB RAM in the current 9.7" iPad Pro stopped them from buying it this year ? I know there are loyal fan boys who would buy every Apple Product every year but people who only upgrade their iPad 2-3 Years I was wondering how many from them have not decided to buy the current 9.7" iPad Pro for not having 4GB RAM ?
Does the lack of 4 GB RAM in the 9.7 model really make a practical difference in performance as compared to the 12.9 model? Or is it just a case of perception and tech-spec envy? Any studies or reviews out there making this comparison? Because for me at least, the 2 GB in my 9.7 model is working just fine.
Well I keep hearing this all the time that iOS is very efficient in it's memory management and atleast for coming few years iOS especially the iPad Pro 9.7" does not need extra RAM maybe the 12.9" does need it because of the bigger display so Apple feels that 9.7" iPad Pro right now is just good enough with 2GB of RAM and it does not need any extra RAM but does the computer hardware rule not specify like a law that the more the RAM the better for the smooth functioning of the device.
I don't recall any crash due to (lack of RAM) on mine. Personally I could not go to the 12.9, mainly because the TrueTone display on the 9.7 is so nice, it would be impossible to go back.
Didn't you post last week in another thread that you were getting the Pro 9.7?
Are you still dragging your heels?
Would suit me well if they spec bumped the 9.7 inch pro in October. Then again, I've clean installed my iPad 2 which has made a huge improvement, so I can wait till March next year if need be.
Nope not happening, I don't see any iPad (Atleast 9.7") getting released now in 2016 !!
Would suit me well if they spec bumped the 9.7 inch pro in October. Then again, I've clean installed my iPad 2 which has made a huge improvement, so I can wait till March next year if need be.
Yeah still holding out, there was an discount offer which I missed, and so I am now still holding out !
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Nope not happening, I don't see any iPad (Atleast 9.7") getting released now in 2016 !!
Besides the 3 & 4 were released within months of each other, hardly a generation.
I believe it was at least 7 months, if not 8.
The next 9.7" iPad should have 4GB.
Of course, I could be reading too much into the past cycles.
Oh...ok.
But if the 9.7" does get refreshed, whether in Oct 2016 or next year, I believe it will still have 2gb ram.
Does the lack of 4 GB RAM in the 9.7 model really make a practical difference in performance as compared to the 12.9 model? Or is it just a case of perception and tech-spec envy? Any studies or reviews out there making this comparison? Because for me at least, the 2 GB in my 9.7 model is working just fine.
Why do you think the next iPad Pro 9.7" in 2017 would still have only 2GB of RAM ? I mean what makes you think that ? What logic ?