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Current iPhone has the power to do so, and can connect via ApplePlay and bluetooth. So the only holdup is software. Maybe this year's WWDC will show us someth
by MR4D 7y ago
Current iPhone has the power to do so, and can connect via ApplePlay and bluetooth. So the only holdup is software.
Maybe this year's WWDC will show us something closer to that.
I'm holding out hope for this, since they "added" mouse support to iPadOS in 2019. There has to be a reason for that plus Universal apps, plus SwiftUI, right?
- ianai 7y agoMaybe they plan to support it for iPadOS devices and either no support or stripped down for iPhone. It’d be cool if we at one point had desktop power in our pockets though. (Yes I know we do to some extent, but it’s still a bit of a stretch for a daily driver.)
- runjake 7y ago1. You mean AirPlay. 2. You don't need AirPlay, you could drive a monitor and keyboard/mouse directly, using an HDMI/USB dongle. But yes, as you said, software is the hold up. The rest is ready.