Apple’s #1 fanboy is spending too many words attempting to justify the shortcomings of the iPad software. It’s like in Gruberworld you aren’t allowed to have a

Apple’s #1 fanboy is spending too many words attempting to justify the shortcomings of the iPad software. It’s like in Gruberworld you aren’t allowed to have any severe criticism of Apple, you have to find a way to explain it away. I wish he would be more blunt about the iPad: if you have a specific workflow like drawing, animating, or something else my imagination can’t think of right now, great, it’s a good system for you. But for everyone else that is just looking for a web browser thing for their kitchen or their kids, anything more expensive than the $329 iPad or $500 iPad Air if you must have a laminated screen is overkill. Even better to just buy a previous model because the differences are basically impossible to spot by any normal human who isn’t hunting for specs. The iPad Pro as a Pro device is still an oxymoron unless you are a very specific person. The declining iPad sales figures that peaked 10 years ago tell the story best: that it’s still compromised device that isn’t as flexible as a full computer, and that its appeal is not growing as time goes on and the software improves at a glacier’s pace. All the drawing and touch apps that are on iPadOS would be instantly better if macOS had devices with touch screens. No more fumbling with the Files app. If Apple made a ZenBook Duo-like Mac it would be a much better buy than an iPad Pro. “Editing on iPad is Hell” by Mac Address: https://youtu.be/gosW702fFg4 https://youtu.be/gosW702fFg4