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I’m a big fan of the iPad not being a device that aims to be my Mac. An iPad is not a workstation, thankfully. It’s a device to have fun with, watch Netflix on,
by exotree 5y ago
I’m a big fan of the iPad not being a device that aims to be my Mac. An iPad is not a workstation, thankfully. It’s a device to have fun with, watch Netflix on, play casual games, and take notes/draw (which can be used in professional context). It’s kid friendly, and doesn’t require a lot of hand holding to get started on. What is this moving an app to a folder business on a Mac?
I like my iPad and Mac running two distinctive operating systems. Each serves its purpose and intent for use very well.
- Jemm 5y agoNot disagreeing but the iPad could certainly support multitasking that doesn't kill apps. For instance, being able to download in the browser while checking email.
- Tagbert 5y agoYes, it does that, now. It also supports side-by-side multi-tasking, though I always struggle to remember the very precise gesture to move something into multi-tasking mode.
- rchaud 5y agoiPad supporting Xcode would still allow you to do åll those things.