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Having played with it on my M1 iPad, seems like they really nailed the interaction with this release. It feels like it always should have worked this way, unlik
by infotainment 1y ago
Having played with it on my M1 iPad, seems like they really nailed the interaction with this release. It feels like it always should have worked this way, unlike Stage Manager, which was just kind of weird.
The sad part is, of course, that Apple still hasn’t addressed the-useless-for-real-productivity part of the iPad. The fact that you can’t even open the web inspector in Safari strikes me as patently absurd. (Only remote inspection is possible, achieved by connecting your iPad to your Mac with a USB cable. Really, Apple?)
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- dfex 1y agoI really wanted to like Stage Manager. I feel like there was something there in terms of window management that hadn't really been done before, but there was just something about it that wasn't quite right - the gestures never seemed intuitive or something, and I'd end up having windows shuffling all over the place whenever I was switching task. I look forward to seeing the changes ipadOS 26 (with the possible exception of liquid glass)
- paxys 1y agoMaking the iPad a serious productivity machine would mean giving up their App Store control and the 30% cut. There's no way the business side of the company will let that happen.
- 1317 1y agoI think most people would find that a funny definition of "real productivity"