Are you betatesting iPadOS? It’s truth that you shouldn’t do so on productive device, but I risked it and installed iPadOS from the very first public beta release. It’s stable, though some features don’t work exactly on 100% as they should, but it’s usable. I’m excited by new Share Menu (I reference it as “Open with…” menu in… Read More »
My iPad Pro is my work tool, so I use some accessories with it. As I write a lot, I needed a keyboard and a stylus for better navigation, taking notes and working with photos. Also, I have some other accessories, like USB-C dock and adapters. My USB-C dock shines with iPadOS 13, because I can connect external… Read More »
iPadOS public beta was supposed to be released sometimes in July, as Apple said in WWDC 2019 keynote, but it’s here since last Monday. I was using it few days and now I will share my feelings. Generally, beta is pretty stable and new iOS 13 features are amazing. From native support of external USB-C disks to redesigned… Read More »
Apple just released public betas of most of its operating system. As you may know, Apple split iPhones and iPads, so operating system for iPads is now called iPadOS. As for Apple Watch, Apple did not release public beta. Please note, that you should not install beta software on productivity hardware. Current public betas are pretty stable, but… Read More »
Today I bought a little box from HYPER. It’s a hub for iPads Pro with USB-C port. Full name is “HyperDrive 6-in-1 USB-C Hub”. Just attach it to your iPad Pro and your single USB-C port on iPad will be extended to six ports – an USB-C with support for charging, a superfast USB-A port, a 3.5 mm… Read More »
Contacts app on your iPhone or iPad is an example of simple app, which does what it should. As for me, as an advanced user, I’m using Cardhop by Flexibits to manage my contacts. It got version for both macOS and iOS and I’m using it because of customization. On iOS, you can also set your default app… Read More »
Apple released in its history many products since it was based in 1976 in California. Classic Macintosh, eMac, iMac, Mac mini, Mac Pro, MacBook, iBook, PowerBook, Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, iPod, Newton, monitors… who has to remember them all? Having a database of all Apple’s product, without need of complicated web search or “googling”, would be nice. If… Read More »
If you still have a Windows XP, you may see that some webpages won’t load, some webpages won’t allow you to log in, etc. Also, a lot of software do not support Windows XP anymore, including web browsers and also you can’t use the newest security certificates and features. Apple, known for fast dropping old technology, dropped support… Read More »
Files app introduced with iOS 11 is a file manager from Apple. Or to be correct, manager of sandboxes. Every app in iOS has its own storage and user has files stored within these sandboxes, app by app. You can’t have the same file in multiple storages, so if you need to work on one file in different… Read More »
With upcoming macOS Catalina and iPadOS, a new feature was added – Sidecar. Essentially, you can connect an iPad to your Mac – by cable or wirelessly – and enjoy an additional space for your Mac. As I’m not developer and I don’t have a developer account, I can’t try it on myself yet, but reports say that… Read More »
