Chock_Mossley

I’m so annoyed about him
since he decided to transition from a Noong Series Android to wish dot com version of Elon

But,I thought you guys said it was likely to come out in January. It all depends on what prophet Gurman tells you guys,huh?

I freakin’ called it in the article saying it was coming out in ‘24!  I said that DaVinci Resolve on the iPad was the shot across the bow and we’d see FCP and Logic Pro sooner rather than later.  Now what excuse will the YouTubers have now to try to say the iPad isn’t a “Pro” or “Real” device?

Dooofus said:

Just because the iPad has an M processor does not mean it can run Final Cut Pro properly. The iPad version of the chip has a very limited number of CPU and graphics cores compared to Mac versions. If it had feature parity, the performance would be horrible.

Actually, the iPad Pro’s M2 has more cores than the base model MacBook Air & 13in Pro’s M2. The iPad Pro’s chip is an 8 core CPU, 10 core GPU M2 and the base model MacBooks M2 is an 8 core CPU and 8 core GPU M2, the 8/10 M2 is something you have to upgrade on the MacBooks. As I’ve said for years, there’s no reason why Final Cut or the full Adobe apps are not on the iPad. Adobe’s insistence on using the watered down version of PS for the iPad is a joke. 

Maybe they said they're doing this, because iPadOS 18 will be a lot more open and more MacOS like.  Just a feeling. There's a lot of app developers who had desktop apps with watered down iPad apps hint that updates to their iPad apps would be more like the equivalent to the desktop app

charlesn said:

Chock_Mossley said:

In regards to Apple Intellegence, my concerns is being able to opt out. I’m tired of getting all this AI crap getting shoved down my throat from all the tech companies 

Just curious: what exactly is "all this AI crap" that's getting shoved down your throat? I can't think of any interaction I've had with AI that wasn't the result of my choice. There's no need to "opt out" when I can simply not use its assistance. 

Take Adobe for example. You’re constantly bombarded with their generative stuff. And in order to opt out, it’s done in a way that is not user friendly

williamlondon said:

Chock_Mossley said:

In regards to Apple Intellegence, my concerns is being able to opt out. I’m tired of getting all this AI crap getting shoved down my throat from all the tech companies 

Calm down Chicken Little, you don't have to opt-out of an opt-in system.

when you have crap that is trained by stealing people’s work, but claiming it’s done “ethically” it’s hard to stay calm.

I swear, I’ve been getting more and more skeptical of Kuo and Gurman, especially when they say crap like this, because they say things just to influence stock prices

I guess it's a good thing Apple has pushed so heavily into recycling, it could make this sting a bit less

It wasn’t a selling point for me. I make sure to keep it turned off. I’m tired of everything shoving AI down people’s throats 

aderutter said:

Surely if you want to use Rebelle you can simply use Sidecar on the iPad with a USB cable to the Mac.

The low resolution of this wacom product makes it a non-starter for me. 

I would love to use Sidecar, except that I’ve had issues with the connection randomly dropping out, even when tethered, also, the pressure curve is atrocious in Sidecar. And there’s an annoying wobble to the line, particularly in Photoshop, which means I have to crank up the smoothing, which results in a lag while drawing. as for Mark’s comments about the Chinese companies, I would LOVE to use Huion or XP-Pen’s tablets, but they have had some annoying calibration issues when the stylus is tilted. It’s something I don’t see w/Wacom and it’s why I end up using Wacom