Of course this is true. PC is still the major computing device. And Microsoft computers are not compatible with Mac. After over thirty years every one has a PC. Why would anyone give up his/her PC to switch to a Mac? What Apple needs is to make the iPad a real computing device. If PC users can do every thing on iPad, they will stop upgrading their PCs.
They've been dragging their feet on that for years now. When they finally introduced a cursor they tried to hide it as an "accessibiity" option for the handicapped!
My guess is that there is a faction in Apple who wants a "tablet to stay a tablet and only a tablet". But, reality keeps kicking them in the butt.
Of course this is true. PC is still the major computing device. And Microsoft computers are not compatible with Mac. After over thirty years every one has a PC. Why would anyone give up his/her PC to switch to a Mac? What Apple needs is to make the iPad a real computing device. If PC users can do every thing on iPad, they will stop upgrading their PCs.
They've been dragging their feet on that for years now. When they finally introduced a cursor they tried to hide it as an "accessibiity" option for the handicapped!
My guess is that there is a faction in Apple who wants a "tablet to stay a tablet and only a tablet". But, reality keeps kicking them in the butt.
It actually can be done easily. Turn on the cursor if a mouse is detected. Without a mouse a cursor is almost useless. Why can't UI pioneers in Apple understand this?
Of course this is true. PC is still the major computing device. And Microsoft computers are not compatible with Mac. After over thirty years every one has a PC. Why would anyone give up his/her PC to switch to a Mac? What Apple needs is to make the iPad a real computing device. If PC users can do every thing on iPad, they will stop upgrading their PCs.
They've been dragging their feet on that for years now. When they finally introduced a cursor they tried to hide it as an "accessibiity" option for the handicapped!
My guess is that there is a faction in Apple who wants a "tablet to stay a tablet and only a tablet". But, reality keeps kicking them in the butt.
It actually can be done easily. Turn on the cursor if a mouse is detected. Without a mouse a cursor is almost useless. Why can't UI pioneers in Apple understand this?
When I connect my mouse to iPadOS, that’s exactly what is happening. It is not an accessibility option anymore; it used to be.
The bigger problem is lack of external monitor support (native resolution), so that you can use your tablet as a desktop replacement. Another issue is the clumsy file management, that takes only a few steps in macOS but many in iPadOS.
Of course this is true. PC is still the major computing device. And Microsoft computers are not compatible with Mac. After over thirty years every one has a PC. Why would anyone give up his/her PC to switch to a Mac? What Apple needs is to make the iPad a real computing device. If PC users can do every thing on iPad, they will stop upgrading their PCs.
They've been dragging their feet on that for years now. When they finally introduced a cursor they tried to hide it as an "accessibiity" option for the handicapped!
My guess is that there is a faction in Apple who wants a "tablet to stay a tablet and only a tablet". But, reality keeps kicking them in the butt.
It actually can be done easily. Turn on the cursor if a mouse is detected. Without a mouse a cursor is almost useless. Why can't UI pioneers in Apple understand this?
When I connect my mouse to iPadOS, that’s exactly what is happening. It is not an accessibility option anymore; it used to be.
The bigger problem is lack of external monitor support (native resolution), so that you can use your tablet as a desktop replacement. Another issue is the clumsy file management, that takes only a few steps in macOS but many in iPadOS.
Apple should let external monitor to connect to iPad through the USB port.
Of course this is true. PC is still the major computing device. And Microsoft computers are not compatible with Mac. After over thirty years every one has a PC. Why would anyone give up his/her PC to switch to a Mac? What Apple needs is to make the iPad a real computing device. If PC users can do every thing on iPad, they will stop upgrading their PCs.
They've been dragging their feet on that for years now. When they finally introduced a cursor they tried to hide it as an "accessibiity" option for the handicapped!
My guess is that there is a faction in Apple who wants a "tablet to stay a tablet and only a tablet". But, reality keeps kicking them in the butt.
It actually can be done easily. Turn on the cursor if a mouse is detected. Without a mouse a cursor is almost useless. Why can't UI pioneers in Apple understand this?
When I connect my mouse to iPadOS, that’s exactly what is happening. It is not an accessibility option anymore; it used to be.
The bigger problem is lack of external monitor support (native resolution), so that you can use your tablet as a desktop replacement. Another issue is the clumsy file management, that takes only a few steps in macOS but many in iPadOS.
Apple should let external monitor to connect to iPad through the USB port.
Yes. And, iPad OS has to be brought up to speed in a number of ways so its closer to that of MacOS. It's still clumsy to use doing desktop/PC type stuff.
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The bigger problem is lack of external monitor support (native resolution), so that you can use your tablet as a desktop replacement. Another issue is the clumsy file management, that takes only a few steps in macOS but many in iPadOS.