Showing posts with label iPad Pro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPad Pro. Show all posts

Monday, November 23, 2015

Docs on iPad Pro Worse than on Surface Pro 4 - http://clapway.com/2015/11/23/ipad-pro-is-definitely-better-than-surface-pro-4123/

Google Docs has proven to be a faulty app on both the iPad Pro and the Surface Pro 4, but the Surface Pro 4 has a few things at its advantage. The iPad Pro Google Docs app doesn’t match case during a search, cannot insert links or pictures and can’t find and replace. There’s limited formatting options, but at least it allows for typing and offline access.


Google Docs On the Surface Pro 4


Google Docs on Surface Pro 4 doesn’t have autocorrect, nor does it capitalize the first letter of a sentence. All in all, owners are better off getting an additional keyboard for both tablets, as this will probably give them the best experience on any writing platform. However, it’s much more viable for use than the iPad Pro. The entire platform is better suited, and doesn’t have the pesky formatting limitations that the iPad Pro has. Most reviewers, both Microsoft and Apple fanatics, are leaning more towards the Surface Pro 4 when it comes to using Google for Work Apps.


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Apple Will Have to Introduce Specific Office Apps to Win Favor


Reviewers also suggest Apple releases their own line of office apps, hopefully, an upgrade from Keynote, Pages and Sheets in order to appeal for a business environment. Despite the fact that Tim Cook himself said he travels only with the Apple Watch, iPad Pro and iPhone, these devices are not yet well suited for work.



Docs on iPad Pro Worse than on Surface Pro 4

Saturday, November 21, 2015

Apple iPad Pro is Far from Perfect - http://clapway.com/2015/11/22/apple-ipad-pro-is-far-from-perfect123/

Apple admits iPad Pro is Having Trouble Being Responsive After Charging


Apple has recognized a problem with the iPad Pro that makes its charging faulty, and has provided recommendations on just how owners of the 12.9-inch tablet computer can fix the problem for now. The company went on to say that a permanent fix for the problem is on its way, probably in an update to iOS 9.


The iPad Problem Problem Was Spotted Just This Week


Earlier in the week, customers complained that their iPad Pros were unresponsive after charged for an extended period of time. The bugs didn’t allow the Touch ID/Home button to power the device on, and in order to bring it back to, users had to reset the tablet. iPad Pro owners with new and restored softwares suffered this malfunction, so it wasn’t clear if it was an issue to do with hardware or software.


The Makeshift Solution and the One Suggested by Apple Are the Same


A new support statement from Apple suggests what iPad Pro owners should do when their gadget is unresponsive, and it’s surprisingly disappointing: the only recommendation they have for now is to reset the iPad Pro. They stress that a permanent solution is on the way to get rid of this bug, but for now, this is what users can do for their tablets.


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Apple iPad Pro is Far from Perfect

Tuesday, November 17, 2015

New Tech Makes iPad Pro Indestructable - http://clapway.com/2015/11/17/new-ipad-pro-is-the-most-durable-yet/

The new iPad Pro has already been subject to drop and bend tests, and it looks like whatever technology was implemented in to the glass screen to make it compatible with the Apple Pencil made it the most durable iPad yet. Despite it all, though, a 6-foot drop will easily render the device useless.


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The New iPad Pro Can Take a Few Punches


The new iPad Pro can easily survive a 3-foot drop with no damage to the screen or the device’s functionality, and it won’t bend by itself like the iPhone 6 was famously doing. Unless one is looking to bend the iPad Pro on purpose, it looks like it won’t be an easy feat.


The new iPad Pro Won’t Survive a 6 Foot Drop, but the Screen Won’t Crack


Recent drop tests have revealed that the new iPad Pro can’t work after a 6 foot drop, but the screen won’t crack! That’s great news on the technology Apple is using for its upcoming device’s screens.


iPad Pro Already in Stores


This gives people plenty of hope when it comes to the iPhone 7, which will hopefully incorporate the same or similar technology. The iPad Pro is currently shipping out to customers who pre-ordered it, and is otherwise available in Apple Stores and Best Buys for a starting price of $950.


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New Tech Makes iPad Pro Indestructable

Thursday, November 12, 2015

Logi Will Design Accessories for iPad Pro - http://clapway.com/2015/11/12/logi-will-design-accessories-for-ipad-pro123/

Logitech, now called Logi, is making a collaboration with Apple to bring two accessories for iPad Pro. These products will be a backlight keyboard case and a protective case that can stand on any angle given.


The new iPad Pro comes with Apple’s Smart Connector feature, and this  Accessories for iPad Pro is the first to actively promote it. It connects to the iPad almost like it’s a part of the body, and it’s nice finish will make for an attractive add on to iPad Pro buyers. Logi boasts that it’s the best keyboard for iPad that the company has ever made, and it was tailored to the new device.


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The starting price for both CREATE Accessories for iPad Pro is set to be at around $149.99, and these accessories for iPad Pro make working with the tablet almost effortless. The iPad Pro charges the keyboard and powers it, so there’s no need for chargers or Bluetooth pairing. They have optimal casing to protect both the keyboard and the iPad. The Logi CREATE Backlit Keyboard Case with Any-Angle Stand can support the tablet from any angle given thanks to a hinge in the stand. This just further proves that these accessories for iPad Pro will make for an even more versatile tablet for comfortable use in any position.


Both accessories for iPad Pro will be available in the US as of November 2015.



Logi Will Design Accessories for iPad Pro

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

New iPad Pro to Make Record Sales - http://clapway.com/2015/11/10/new-ipad-pro-to-make-record-sales123/

Analysts predict that the release of the new iPad Pro will likely make up for 15% of Apple’s total revenue in 2016. As it currently stands, the iPad lineup consists of about 10% of Apple’s revenue, and sales have been in decline since 2014, but the new iPad Pro may reverse it all.


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The fall in sales for the iPad


The fall in sales for the iPad series can be tied to the slower update cycle than any other Apple device, which usually get upgraded every year to eighteen months. The fact that iPhones have gotten larger screens can also be attached to this decline in sales, as well as the release of new Macbook models. However, in specs and use, and judging by the great marketing Tim Cook has given the device, the new iPad Pro has the potential to give Apple significant revenue.


The iPad has had a great run internationally


The iPad has had a great run internationally, with most of Chinese consumers having the iPad either as their first ever tablet or first Apple product, so the trend will hopefully both continue and rise as the new iPad Pro starts rolling out later this week.


Analysts also believe that iPhone sales will also exceed expectations for 2016. There are rumors that Apple will be releasing a streaming television service in the first half of next year, and that Apple’s sales in China will see a $100 billion increase. With Apple’s move for clean energy manufacturing in China, it’s only natural that Chinese popularity will continue to increase and the new iPad Pro will be fully embraced once it reaches their market.



New iPad Pro to Make Record Sales

New iPad Pro Can Replace Your Computer - http://clapway.com/2015/11/10/new-ipad-pro-can-replace-your-computer123/

In his trip to the UK to promote the new iPad Pro Smart Keyboard and Apple Pencil, Tim Cook revealed that travels without a Macbook. With the iPad Pro starting to ship out starting this week, Cook has been giving open conferences that discuss the devices’ new features and those of its accessories.


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The new iPad Pro, with a 12.9″ display, can run two full sized iPad Air apps side by side. The larger screen can fit a full sized keyboard on its touchscreen and it supports Apple’s iOS 9 Split View. The device’s A9X chip makes it faster than desktop processors and can tun graphics twice as fast. Another accessory is the Smart Keyboard, which attaches seamlessly to the device and allows for easy navigation.


The new iPad Pro is the perfect cross between an iPad and a Macbook, and being marketed as such, this new gadget is sure to catch the attention of many, especially Apple device enthusiasts.


Some resellers are already taking preorders for the device, which will surely take over the gadget market for the rest of the year. Just in time for the holiday season, Apple is sure to rake in considerable profit come Black Friday and Christmas with the iPad Pro, Smart Keyboard, Apple Pencil and Apple Watch in all retailers that sell them.



New iPad Pro Can Replace Your Computer

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Apple iPad Pro to Launch in November - http://clapway.com/2015/11/04/apple-ipad-pro-to-launch-in-november123/

According to details, the iPad Pro from Apple will be available this month. Apple never seems to stop making more and more different types of iPads and the iPad Pro could possibly be their biggest hit yet.


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THE IPAD PRO’S AWESOME FEATURES


The iPad Pro is certainly set to be Apple’s best creation yet. The iPad Pro will have a 12.9 inch screen, be 6.9mm thick, and weigh around 1.5 pounds. It has also been said that the iPad Pro will have the internal hardware capabilities of most personal computers which is absolutely incredible. The new iPad Pro is powered by a 64-bit A9X chip with a built-in M9 motion co-processor which would make it 1.8 times faster than the previous iPad Air 2. The iPad Pro has an absolutely ridiculously high resolution of 2732 x 2048 at 226 pixels per inch which would give it over 5 million pixels. Now that is called high definition! The iPad Pro has also been said to have 10 hours of battery life on one charge which is highly convenient. The iPad Pro is not without great music and media capability either. The iPad Pro will have a four speaker audio system and both a rear and front camera for taking pictures. As seen by all of these features, Apple’s newest device should be an absolute treasure to posses.


WHEN WILL THIS BE AVAILABLE AND FOR HOW MUCH?


As mentioned earlier, details have already told us that the iPad Pro will indeed be available this month. However, rumors across the web have said that this device could be set for a November 11th release date. Apple has not officially announced a launch date themselves hence this launch date is just a rumor. The entry-level 32 GB Wi-Fi model will start at $799, the 128 GB Wi-Fi model will be $949, and the 128GB Wi-Fi plus Cellular model will be $1,079. Clearly any version of the iPad Pro will cost a pretty penny, but this device may well be worth it. This will be a hot purchase now that we are officially entering the holiday season as this looks like it could be one of the best new devices on the market.



Apple iPad Pro to Launch in November

Thursday, August 20, 2015

Here"s everything known about the #iPadPro... - http://clapway.com/2015/08/20/everything-known-about-the-ipad-pro123/

The unreleased iPad Pro has many Apple fans excited. According to ValueWalk, leaks indicate that its 305.3 x 220.8 x 7mm dimensions make the device larger than the regular iPad and is rumored to be geared towards businesses.


iPad Pro Has Force Touch Technology


Like the most recent MacBooks and the Apple Watch, the iPad Pro is equipped with Force Touch Technology that enable it to use multiple apps on a single surface. And importantly, the apps can run simultaneously, which would benefit those using the device for businesses who need to multitask. KGI Securities analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo, has called the iPad Pro’s Force Touch “an evolution, rather than revolution.”


iPad Pro May Have Stylus


Using the Force Touch, an iPad Pro user touches the device’s surface with a stylus pen created by the manufacturer, Cheng Uei, that is enabled for BlueTooth. The stylus will be offered separately from the device, the screen of which can obviously be interacted with by hand as with the other iPad models.


The iPad Pro’s use of a stylus is remarkable because Apple is a famously stylus-averse company, Rhiannon Williams of the Telegraph pointed out. In 2007, Steve Jobs said “Who wants a stylus? You have to get them and put them away, you lose them, yuck! Nobody wants a stylus”.


Kuo, who has been called the “best Apple analyst on the planet”, thinks that Apple is including a stylus because of patients for versions of the tool that the tech giant has filed with his own company.


iPad Pro Release Date


In September or October, large-scale manufacturing of the device will likely begin. And, according to Kuo, Apple will make the iPad Pro shipments available in time for holiday season. 5.5 million iPad Pros are predicted to sell before the end of the year. It’s also expected that the device will be released with the new Apple TV and iPhone 6S, the company’s latest in its series of phones.


iPad Pro Look


There is only one known photo of the iPad Pro, a picture of the device’s rear shell taken at a Chinese factory. The low-quality image was posted to the microblogging site Weibo and though its authenticity has not been confirmed by Apple, it looks like faint contours of the Apple logo are at the table’s middle.


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Everything Known About The iPad Pro

Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Apple Watch Sales Decline Faster Than Experts Thought - http://clapway.com/2015/07/08/apple-watch-sales-decline-faster-than-experts-thought234/

Reports have shown that consumer interest in the Apple Watch has declined faster than anticipated. The sales for this wearable technology have plummeted 90 percent since its launch in April of this year.


APPLE WATCH HAS SOLD 2.8 BILLION BANDS SINCE ITS RELEASE IN APRIL


Since its release, it has sold over 2.8 million bands and has given the company a large source of income. The Apple Watch has been rumored to have more of a cult following than the original iPhone. New market research has shown that the United States consumer interest in the Apple Watch has dropped significantly. It went from around 200,000 sales per day during the week of its launch, to daily sales have trickled to a mere 5,000 purchases a day. During its first week, Apple was selling from 30,000 to 35,000 units per day.


APPLE WATCH SPORT HAS BEEN A SUCCESS


Research has showed the entry-level, cost effective, Apple Watch Sport is the only one that is seeing strong demand and is the best selling model so far. It has also been said that Apple’s Watch Gold Edition, at a whopping $10,000, has sold a little under 2,000 units in the United States.

This is a common trend- to see interest and sales drop after the launch and hype of a new product. Experts say this may be the truth for the Apple Watch.


INDEPENDENT RESEARCH IS THE ONLY SOLID INFO OUT


Independent market research has been the only indicator for the success of the Apple Watch because Apple hasn’t been able to release the official sales numbers for the still-new product.


DEMAND LOWERS AND COMPETITION INCREASES FOR APPLE


Apple began to venture into the smart watch market to being growth as the demand lowers and the competition increases in the smart phone and tablet market. Apple is also expected to update its current line of iPhones with a possible iPhone 6s or 7 in September. This is to follow the success of the iPhone 6 series. There are also rumors of Apple developing a larger iPad, that will go by the name of iPad Pro.



 


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Apple Watch Sales Decline Faster Than Experts Thought