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Really interesting. Anecdotally, I'm seeing people starting to abandon their iPads and go back to laptops (generally macbooks/ultrabooks) in meetings and the l
by martinald 12y ago
Really interesting.
Anecdotally, I'm seeing people starting to abandon their iPads and go back to laptops (generally macbooks/ultrabooks) in meetings and the like. I think the keyboard is just too useful for most people. Smartphone usage is definitely not following a similar trend, though.
- tomjen3 12y agoThat is going to change with the new IOS 8 keyboards. Believe me as an Android user it makes a world of difference in regards to how fast you can type.
- WorldWideWayne 12y agoI wonder how useful the keyboard is with iOS software? Windows can be fully operated with just a keyboard and ~90% of OS X is operable via keyboard, but I don't see that being the case with iOS or Android.
- kayoone 12y agoYep, that was always the main problem for me with Tablets. Be it 7" or 10", super thin and light, powerful like a gaming console i always feel crippled when using them. I own an older 2011 11" MBA which is still so much better for "around the house" usage while my main workhorse (13"rMBP) remains on my desk. My girlfriend, who isn't a pro user by any means, also finds the iPad to be very limiting and even uncomfortable to hold in most situations.