The same AnTuTu score range as the iPad Mini 4.
As if the two can really be compared. But still.
Anyway, see a thankfully hyperactive demo and test video after the break.
The same AnTuTu score range as the iPad Mini 4.
As if the two can really be compared. But still.
Anyway, see a thankfully hyperactive demo and test video after the break.
Filed under iPad Mini Clones
Ars Technica: iPad Mini 4 review: A lighter, faster tablet with a better screen
The iPad Mini 4 is what Apple should have put out last year as the iPad Mini 3.
Yes. One day, a smug misstep like that will be the start of Apple’s downfall.
iMore: iPad mini 4 evolution
That’s basically a photo comparison of various iPad models.
And I must agree with him: I’m liking the Tyrant Gold color. Trust me, I’m more surprised by that than any of you could ever be.
Previously here:
Filed under iOS
iOS 9, in anticipation of the iPad Pro, adds split-screen multitasking. It’s clear a lot of thought went into this particular approach, and it’s naturally much cleaner than wrangling a mess of floating windows. But it has one major drawback that stems from the very core of the iOS app-centric model.
It’s actually a little absurd: In the on-stage demos, Microsoft’s Kirk Konigsbauer demonstrates the ease with which you can load up a Word document and a PowerPoint deck side-by-side. What he doesn’t show is that the moment you want to load a second Word document into that other pane, something possible since Microsoft’s Multiple Document Interface in the late 1980s, iOS will stop you: There’s simply no way to do it, because the app-centric paradigm of iOS has no room for document-level UI separation.
He goes on to illustrate a Sildeover side panel file picker.
Something the marvelous Blogsy app for iOS has had for quite some time.
Ahem.
Get out more. I don’t own an iPad and even I knew that.
Previously here:
Filed under iOS
Jackie Collins, Best-Selling Novelist, Dies at 77
Jackie Collins, the best-selling British author who took readers into the glamorous and often steamy world of Hollywood, died of breast cancer on Saturday in Los Angeles. She was 77.
With over half a billion books sold, she was doing something people liked.
Rest in peace.
Filed under R.I.P.