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I've used Scrivener for many years, and it's never failed me. I love working on my iPad Pro in split screen with Scrivner on one side and research on the other. I tried Ulysses and saw no compelling reason to switch from a perfect writing platform to one that want me to work in Markdown. I don't like Markdown, but for those who need it, Ulysses is what they should be using. For all other writers, Scrivener is probably the best choice. The one thing I would like to see added to Scrivener for iOS is outlines. It has corkboard, but I miss outliner. It's amazing how intuitive and feature rich the first release of the iOS version is. After several years and many failed developers Keith Blount brought it in house and knocked it out in a few months.

johnbear said:

with youtube and others free this is just obscene! shame on you apple

No, shame on you johnboat. You expect artists to entertain you for free. Do you work for free? Didn't think so. You and freeloaders like you are the obscene ones.

Wow! A masterful takedown of Google, et al. DED should be required reading for all the analysts on Wall Street.

Hey sog35, I thought you were kidding with your first post, but apparently you're serious. I assume you've already taken Disney and Johnny Depp to task for "Pirates of the Carribean." Our fascination with pirates is a cultural thing that's understood by nearly everyone except you. Lighten up!

I'm so glad they didn't put the 12-megapixel camera in my 12.9-inch iPad Pro. My iPhone is my primary camera, and if having a higher resolution camera means a camera bump, no thanks. I want my iPad to lie flat and not wobble. I would gladly accept lower resolution cameras and/or thicker iPads and iPhones to get rid of the damn camera bumps.