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I would argue that this is just "timing" thing. If we look far enough into the future I would bet that almost 100% of regular tasks should be done not only on i
by john_minsk 5y ago
I would argue that this is just "timing" thing. If we look far enough into the future I would bet that almost 100% of regular tasks should be done not only on iPad, but on iPhone.
Human comes to work => docks/AirPlays their system to external monitor => does work in browsers/office apps. We are pretty close to this reality tbh. Mostly software is a limiting factor.
As for computer pros...we probably will be forced to use some other vendors(sad) or use remote systems for compute tasks while using our phone/tablet as thin client.
Thanks Apple for not jumping into that train just yet!
- nicoburns 5y agoIf they would put macOS on iPads or iPhones it could be a reality today, but I see no indication that iOS/iPadOS are going to be suitable for this any time soon.
- fallenhitokiri 5y ago> Human comes to work => docks/AirPlays their system to > external monitor => does work in browsers/office apps. This sounds like Samsung DeX?
- OrvalWintermute 5y agoOQO had much of this working ~14 years ago, but I don't think it met much of the phone replacement functionality that it would have needed.
- mark_l_watson 5y agoYes indeed, this makes a lot of sense for customers but then Apple would lose money only selling one device to most people (and also maybe a watch). The last time I visited my Dad, I tried plugging my iPad Pro into his new Apple 6K monitor - really nice! Some apps like Mosh use two displays fairly well. Even with limited multiple windows, it was nice. Then playing Apple Arcade games on the 6K monitor was visually stunning and fun. If I had only one device that could function as you and I want it to, it would be an iPhone or new iPad Pro that also functioned as a cell phone. I use the smaller iPad Pro, and it really is portable. Probably an all in one iPhone would be best.