“This week, as Apple hosted their annual Worldwide Developers Conference, app developers and consumers alike got a look at what’s to come from one of our favorite tech companies,” Hanna Howard writes for Teen Vogue. “And though we still have to wait til fall for the next iPhone, Apple did bless us with a shiny new version of our other fave device: the iPad Pro.”
“For those of you who’ve already tried out the Pro, you know it takes the iPad technology and iOS to a whole new level (seriously, it’s basically as good as a laptop) — and if you haven’t tried it, it’s definitely worth saving for and splurging on,” Howard writes. “We were lucky enough to get early access to the new Pro before almost anyone else and while we could get into the tech specs, bells, and whistles, we decided instead to go for something that’s so Teen Vogue.”
Howard writes, “Illustrator Janelle Sing — whose work you may have seen with brands like Soludos, Warby Parker, and Rachel Antonoff — let us watch as she worked her magic across the new Pro, recreating iconic Teen Vogue images using the Procreate app.”
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MacDailyNews Take:
Bu, bu, but, iPad is just a consumption device! – Visionless halfwits worldwide
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It’s as good as a laptop- not.
You’re right. With iOS 11, iPad Pro is actually better than a laptop.
If all you do is pokemon and youtube.
iPad Pro seems like a light duty laptop AND consumption device. Buying one next week. iOS 11 WILL be a bit of a game changer and a welcome upgrade. But it won’t supplant my other Macs (Mac Pro, iMac & MBP) by and large for the reason it ain’t a truck and never will be.
I agree…..I’m not sold on the iPad yet. iOS 11 helps, but still not sold. Can’t wait to try the Files app out.
As a “traditional” illustrator, the Apple Pencil is just a joy to use.
Is there much use for the Apple Pencil is you are NOT an illustrator?
Yep – Apple Pencil is really cool even if you don’t draw. With ios 11 you can write directly on a web page, mark up pictures with notes, and when you write in Notes (in your handwriting) it transcribes it to text, and your handwriting is searchable.
I have a 1st Gen 12.9″ iPad PRO but did not buy the Pencil, because I’m not an artist. If there is other usage for it, I might have to consider going and picking one up.
I wonder if the pencil holds up to punishing use, say in copying a Seurat or van Gogh. And how did those guys avoid repetitive motion syndrome, anyway? Did they suffer from “gorilla arm”?
They wuz tuff.
gorilla arm is for weaklings. like these puny millennials.
could’t multitouch themselves out of a wet paper bag.
Bu, bu, but..an iPad is every bit as good as a laptop, and yet Apple still makes macs?!?
– confused, blind Apple devotees