Here is the iPad Availability for May 28th, 2024. Most of the changes account for the holiday in the U.S. You can view the latest availability at https://waynedixon.com/availability/ipad.html
Here is the iPad Availability for May 25th, 2024. Most of the changes are improvements in shipping, excluding the excluding the 2TB Wi-Fi + Cellular in Silver. You can view the latest availability at https://waynedixon.com/availability/ipad.html
Here is the iPad Availability for May 24th, 2024. Most of the changes are shipping changes that account for the weekend. There have been some improvements in shipping for the iPad Pros as well. You can view the latest availability at https://waynedixon.com/availability/ipad.html
Here is the iPad Availability for May 22nd, 2024. All of the changes for today are improvements, excetp fro the 512GB Silver Wi-Fi Only 11-inch iPad Pro, that has slipped by about a week. Most iPad Air models are in stock. A variety of iPad Pros are the same. You can view the latest availability at https://waynedixon.com/availability/ipad.html
Setting aside the fact our tech has been getting smaller and thinner for decades so I don’t really understand this question, I think the larger benefit is weight.
As someone who has been using a 13” iPad Pro for ~ 80% of my daily work and play for years, every fraction of an ounce they can shed is welcome, especially since this device is designed to be held; it doesn’t just sit on a surface like a laptop.
Here is the iPad Availability for May 21st, 2024. The 11-inch iPad Pro with Nano-texture display have improved from June 20th to June 27th, previously they were delivery dates in July. You can view the latest availability at https://waynedixon.com/availability/ipad.html
Here is the iPad Availability for May 19th, 2024. Most devices arrive on May 22nd, except for the Nano-texture devices, which are still either June or July, depending on screen size. You can view the latest availability at https://waynedixon.com/availability/ipad.html
I have updated my iPad Pro to the 13-inch 512GB iPad Pro. I have compiled a bunch of information as well as my thoughts on the upgrade from my old 5th generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
Here is the iPad Availability for May 17th, 2024. Most devices arrive on May 22nd, except for the Nano-texture devices, which are still either June or July, depending on screen size. You can view the latest availability at https://waynedixon.com/availability/ipad.html
One day with the M4 iPad Pro. Great upgrade all around, lighter weight is subtle but noticeable from previous M1. But
The new Magic Keyboard feels really good. Great build quality, typing feels quite nice, the new function row was long overdue, and the trackpad is nifty. It too feels lighter, so the overall package feels great. #Apple#iPad#iPadPro
I very much like it, especially the new Magic Keyboard. It feels great to type on. I've gotten most of my apps and settings configured the way I like it.
Here is the iPad Availability for May 15th, 2024. Most devices arrive between May 17th and May 22nd, except for the Nano-texture devices, which are still late June to early July. You can view the latest availability at https://waynedixon.com/availability/ipad.html
Direkt im Vergleich: Auf Bild 2 links ein M1 iPad Pro, rechts das M4. Auf Bild 3 oben das M4 unten das M1.
Echt nötig, dass das nochmal dünner geworden ist. 😉 Ersteindruck aber schon mal: Es rennt. Und das M1 kam mir schon nicht langsam vor. #apple#ipadpro#m4
Reading some iPad Pro reviews. What feels puzzling, troubling, and just off base is that the the complaints about iPadOS could have been written before and most were.
So I’m not getting the love/hate with the device/software. I don’t think anyone expected iPadOS to offer anything new at this point. If they did they were wrong.
If they’re hoping they’ll push Apple further at WWDC, that ship has sailed whatever it contains, so I don’t get the push. #Apple#iPadPro#iPad#WWDC
So it looks like the 13" #iPadPro together with the keyboard will be much lighter than before, making it about the same weight as the MacBook Air, but the 11" iPad Pro will only be slightly lighter than before…
"Apple's senior VP John Ternus reveals that Apple has added a new protective "cowling" over main logic board...not only helps with heat dissipation, but also "effectively creates a central rib that runs through the whole thing and tremendously improves the stiffness"
I saw this article on Hacker News, and I've never felt more seen in my entire life. I gave away my iPad this year and I forgot until I saw this article - I always end up using my MacBook or my Thinkpad to get stuff done as the iPad is just utterly restricted at the software layer.
Here is the iPad Availability for May 13th, 2024. Most devices arrive between May 13th and May 20th, except for the Nano-texture devices, which are late June to early July You can view the latest availability at https://waynedixon.com/availability/ipad.html
Here is the iPad Availability for May 12th, 2024. There have only been a few changes with the 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Pro, as well as the 128GB Space Gray 11-inch iPad Air. You can view the latest availability at https://waynedixon.com/availability/ipad.html
Here is the iPad Availability for May 10th, 2024. There have only been a few changes with the 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Pro. You can view the latest availability at The most up to date availability can be viewed at https://waynedixon.com/availability/ipad.html
#Apple#iPadPro#AI#iPad: "All that stuff — the paint, the piano, the trumpet, the arcade machine, the illustrator's table — do you feel any hostility toward it? Do you want to see it destroyed and symbolically turned into an Apple device? Does it give you any satisfaction to see record players annihilated, and cameras all squished, and crumbly, and exploding?
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And to switch things around a bit, take a look at your nearest Apple device and think about the last time you fantasized about that thing getting crushed. Was it yesterday? Maybe it was five minutes ago. In any case, you probably like it less than you like, say, your guitar.
Almost exactly 40 years ago, Apple released its most famous ad, "1984," in which a monochrome society of shambling drones is under the spell of some kind of computerized dictator. The prisoners of this terrible society are then liberated from their monotony by a hammer-throwing savior representing the Macintosh computer, and a glorious, colorful future is unleashed.
Fast forward 40 years, and Apple is the most valuable company in the world, releasing a commercial in which symbols of creativity, color, joy, human passion, and playfulness are piled into the center of a grey concrete void, and crushed by an industrial machine until they become a little Apple-branded rectangle.