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Logitech Crayon Availability Is Expanding on September 12th
The Logitech Crayon stylus that was announced at Apple’s spring education event was available originally to education customers only. Logitech has announced however, that beginning on September 12th...
View ArticleWhy Photoshop on iOS Is A Huge Win for the iPad Pro
Jason Snell, writing for Macworld on the announcement of Photoshop coming to iPad next year: Adobe’s move to iPad instantly makes everyone who knows, loves, or relies on Photoshop a possible candidate...
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Pixelmator Photo Is Coming to the iPad Later This Year
I use Pixelmator Pro almost every day on my Mac. A lot of the time, that’s for simple edits to screenshots, but I also use it for more complex layered images and editing photos. I’ve enjoyed the iOS...
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iPad Diaries: My First 48 Hours with the New 12.9” iPad Pro
Two days ago, I walked into my local Apple Store and bought the new 12.9” iPad Pro along with a Smart Keyboard Folio, second-generation Apple Pencil, and LG’s UltraFine 4K display (plus, of course,...
View ArticleGetting the iPad to Pro
Thoughtful essay by Craig Mod on the limitations and virtues of working from an iPad Pro. This point about breaking the flow of getting work done while moving across apps is extremely relatable:...
View ArticleBroadway Ditches Age-Old Processes To Run Shows with iPads
On last week’s episode of Connected, I mentioned having heard from a couple of MacStories readers who work at different Broadway production companies, who told me they’re increasingly switching their...
View ArticleFront-End Web Development on an iPad Pro in 2018
Fascinating deep dive by Craig Morey on whether it’s possible for a front-end web developer to get their work on an iPad Pro in 2018. It’s a highly technical read, and ultimately Morey doesn’t believe...
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iPad Diaries: Typing on the iPad Pro with the Smart Keyboard Folio
iPad Diaries is a regular series about using the iPad as a primary computer. You can find more installments here and subscribe to the dedicated RSS feed. I have a love/hate relationship with Apple’s...
View ArticlePenny Arcade’s Mike Krahulik on Drawing on the New iPad Pro
Mike Krahulik, writing on the Penny Arcade blog: The previous Apple Pencil had a little lightning adapter where its eraser would be. This was covered by a tiny plastic cap about the size of a child’s...
View ArticleApple’s New iPad Pro Ad
Fun new iPad Pro commercial by Apple. The ad follows the company’s recent marketing strategy to establish the iPad Pro as “a computer unlike any computer”. That may be a difficult message to get...
View ArticleWhat Happened to 5K Displays?
Adam Engst, writing for TidBITS: Although the 27-inch iMac with 5K Retina display and iMac Pro both have 5K displays built in, Apple doesn’t currently make a standalone 5K display, or, in fact, an...
View ArticleMade on iPad
Michael Steeber, writing for 9to5Mac: The new iPad Pro has ignited conversations about the future of computing and new possibilities for creative work. Paired with a second-generation Apple Pencil, the...
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Linea Sketch Adds Fill, Blend, ZipShape, and Versioning Features
I’m not much of an artist, but I like to take notes, doodle, and create freehand mind maps with the Apple Pencil. With a rich set of paper options and templates to choose from and tools that don’t...
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Game Day: Tropico for iPad
Tropico is a franchise that’s been around since 2001, but today marks its first time on an iOS device courtesy of Feral Interactive. Ruling a banana republic in the Caribbean as El Presidente is a...
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Darkroom 4.0: The MacStories Review
With version 4.0 released today, Darkroom has emerged as a photo editing force to be reckoned with on iOS. The highlight of the release is a brand-new iPad app, which is the version I’ll focus on in...
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GoodNotes 5: The MacStories Review
I spend a lot of time at a keyboard. The obvious advantage of a keyboard is speed. When I’m in a groove, nothing beats typing into a text editor at my Mac or iPad Pro for quickly recording thoughts...
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Thinking Different: Keys to Adopting an iPad-First Workflow
No matter how tech-inclined a person may be, no one sits down at their first computer and instantly finds themselves at home with the device. We all have our own tales of computing learning curves –...
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The 10.5-inch iPad Air and Fifth-Generation iPad mini: The MacStories Overview
Today Apple has updated its online store with two major new products now available: an iPad Air with a 10.5” display, and a long-overdue fifth-generation iPad mini that includes Apple Pencil support....
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Moleskine Flow Review: An Elegant, Accessible Digital Notebook for iPad and...
One strength of an analog notebook is its simplicity. The times in my life when I’ve used a notebook regularly, I would always keep a pen attached to the notebook so that the process of writing...
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Review: Touchtype Pro Offers an Ingenious All-in-One Solution for iPad Pro...
The Touchtype Pro is a clever new accessory created by Salman Sajid that aims to combine the iPad Pro with Apple’s Magic Keyboard using a flexible cover case and magnets. Sajid launched a campaign for...
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