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Euphoriaphone posted:I'm curious to see if the new Airs have the same jelly scrolling issue as the Mini. The screens seem to be the same otherwise between the new Air/Mini. it will (and does), it's just that it's a slightly nicer panel installed such that it refreshes in the orientation most people use it, so it's not quite as noticeable as on the mini. FCKGW posted:Is this a joke? Do people think a multi trillion dollar company would install a part upside down and then, when exposed, would just continue to do it and not fix it? pretty sure both oneplus and motorola have done this before
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Speaking of, why is scrolling between home pages on the pro so lovely? You have to very precisely and slowly press and scroll just right to move between them. Also swiping into the alt-tab view kinda sucks.
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I don’t have that problem on my 3rd gen 12.9” was it always like that for you?
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i absolutely do not have that problem on either of my ipads pro
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FCKGW posted:Is this a joke? Do people think a multi trillion dollar company would install a part upside down and then, when exposed, would just continue to do it and not fix it? The jelly scrolling thing is so overblown. People will find any reason to hate on the little tablet.
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anothergod posted:The jelly scrolling thing is so overblown. People will find any reason to hate on the little tablet.
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I played with a display model in Best Buy and was basically like "Yeah, I guess I can kinda see it," and that was kinda that. I don't know that it would ruin the experience for me.
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The OLED Switch has the same jelly screen problem but it doesn’t have a web browser so I guess no one cares there. It’d probably bother me on the mini for about a week
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Does anyone make a backbone style controller for an iPad that anyone has tried? I’ve got an air 4 and kind of want to play some games like it’s a giant overpowered Switch.
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tuyop posted:Does anyone make a backbone style controller for an iPad that anyone has tried? I’ve got an air 4 and kind of want to play some games like it’s a giant overpowered Switch. The buttons and sticks etc. also feel “okay” but I wish someone would make something high quality as a controller grip. That, or for the next Steam Deck to not have a super thick bezel around the screen.
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How are used iPads that aren't apple certified? I have some a bunch of amazon fun money and, as long as the screen is relatively scratch free, I'm willing to get something used to save even more dough. Are there any other risks taken with getting Amazon Certified or simply just "used" grade iPads?
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That seems like a dice roll either way E: just asked someone I know who does Amazon selling and she said Amazon certified is usually a good deal and if something’s wrong they’ll refund it no questions. Buying used from a random seller may be more of a tossup Last Chance fucked around with this message at 00:46 on Mar 13, 2022 |
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Yeah buying used from amazon is pretty safe because their return policy is very generous
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Mister Facetious posted:So, iPad pro 11" 128gb is CAD $1000, iPad Air 256gb is CAD $950. Twice the storage, half the refresh rate, half the speakers. And a tenth of an inch smaller screen. I was planning on an Air, but went with the 11” Pro for this reason. The benefits of 120Hz and nicer speakers outweigh the 128GB storage loss for me. Hopefully Apple accepts my 5th gen iPad with a small dent in it as a trade in to knock $130 off.
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buglord posted:How are used iPads that aren't apple certified? I have some a bunch of amazon fun money and, as long as the screen is relatively scratch free, I'm willing to get something used to save even more dough. Are there any other risks taken with getting Amazon Certified or simply just "used" grade iPads? I would also look into Swappa because even though it’s used you’ll get a ton of pictures and will know exactly the condition the device is in before you buy it.
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Hey, thread. I initially asked this in the Android tablet thread, and they sent me straight here instead, so here I am to ask this question. Could you please recommend me a tablet for my wife? She rents a space at a local business, and is looking for something to take Square payments on, run an Office/Excel equivalent on, and use for events and social media posting. Budget is the name of the game for this one, otherwise, I'm a desktop jockey, and she hasn't had a tablet in almost a decade, so we're way behind the times on what to look for. Any advice, links, etc, would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Base iPad should be more than fine for that.
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neogeo0823 posted:Hey, thread. I initially asked this in the Android tablet thread, and they sent me straight here instead, so here I am to ask this question. Could you please recommend me a tablet for my wife? She rents a space at a local business, and is looking for something to take Square payments on, run an Office/Excel equivalent on, and use for events and social media posting. Budget is the name of the game for this one, otherwise, I'm a desktop jockey, and she hasn't had a tablet in almost a decade, so we're way behind the times on what to look for. Any advice, links, etc, would be appreciated. Thanks! You're fine just getting an iPad or an iPad mini, the mini might be better if she wants it to be the most portable for taking payments (does come at a cost premium over the base iPad). It sounds like the only reason you need storage is for the office/excel documents you mention, so if that's stuff that's hosted online/in the cloud the base storage is fine, but you likely want cellular connectivity for the Square functionality I imagine. That's pretty much it, it's hard to gently caress up with Apple products. Buying a refurbished model from Apple themselves (and NO ONE ELSE) is fine, get AppleCare (the extended warranty). If you can afford it, buying the most recent model is recommended (the base iPad and mini have been around for awhile so there should be refurbished options of both of these available for the latest models) simply because that way it'll get support for longer (ie: five years instead of four). It really doesn't sound like your use case is gonna stress the system much.
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If she has an Office subscription then you can skimp on storage and use OneDrive, just for longevity and compactness I'd lean towards the new iPad mini tbh.
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I am in basically the exact same spot as your wife. I run a business on an iPad, I take square payments and I do MS office with office365 Square works really well on the iPad, no drama when you have a customer standing in front of you waiting with their card. Same with office365, I don’t know how many people work with your wife, but at my business it’s just me, and you can get hosted Outlook, and the office suite for $5 a month under a certain headcount. I also do contract signing on the iPad with the apple pencil and a PDF contract in Office365. I just copy a blank contract into a new folder with the customer name and have them sign it with the markup function. Works fantastic and since I’m in IT it looks much better to have a sleek iPad contract than a stack of paper I run it all on an iPad Air 4 and it’s fantastic. Beve Stuscemi fucked around with this message at 14:44 on Mar 16, 2022 |
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:I am in basically the exact same spot as your wife. I run a business on an iPad, I take square payments and I do MS office with office365 if this is appealing to OP, the mini supports the Pencil 2 instead of the Pencil 1 so it's a much better experience (magnetically clip pencil to side instead of sticking it in the port to charge like an ipad pencil dick).
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I think if she's going to be doing word processing and spreadsheets and poo poo that a Mini isn't a good option, and they should perhaps opt for an Air if the Pencil 2 vs. 1 is a major consideration.
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The air 4 takes the pencil 2. It sticks to the side and charges. The air 4 has a USB-C port, so it can’t charge the gen 1 pencil at all.
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Also, I know Mini vs Non-Mini is a contentious argument in this thread, but I will say this: If this ipad is going to be a customer-facing work-first ipad, get a full sized one, either entry level, Air, or M1 Pro, doesnt matter. Customers will want to see the Square screen. Either for verification of the total, or to enter their email address for receipts, or whatever. I've had customers (mostly older folks, granted) have a hard time seeing even the Air. I think a mini would make the problem worse. If its for customer-facing work, get the thing that will make your customers lives easier.
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If people are having a hard time seeing the green on an Air they need an optometrist, not a bigger screen.
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Sounds like it could be a UX problem with the Square app too. If it isn't already, it sounds like it should be customizable or something to fit different store layouts or whatnot. Granted I don't know what it looks like so it could be huge and people really do just need an optometrist.
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MKBHD posted the M1 Air review. Surprise: It's a M1 iPad and is very good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwHNannxolo&hd=1
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ijyt posted:If people are having a hard time seeing the green on an Air they need an optometrist, not a bigger screen. Yeah old people have constant eye problems, at least the 60+ year old's I work with. Eye leaking, lasik surgery, stopping what they're doing to put their face close to the screen while looking down their glasses I hope my eyesight doesn't degrade that much when I'm old
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Apple Release the purple big pro
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GreenBuckanneer posted:Yeah old people have constant eye problems, at least the 60+ year old's I work with. Eye leaking, lasik surgery, stopping what they're doing to put their face close to the screen while looking down their glasses It will, and it's normal. Maybe not eye leaking, but as you turn 40, your near sight will degrade (far sight can stay totally fine), and you'll almost certainly need reading glasses at some point. Sorry you have to learn this way.
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Also you aren’t going to tell your customers to get glasses because they can’t see your iPad mini
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hatty posted:Apple Release the purple big pro Can we nickname it the people eater? Endless Mike posted:It will, and it's normal. Maybe not eye leaking, but as you turn 40, your near sight will degrade (far sight can stay totally fine), and you'll almost certainly need reading glasses at some point. Sorry you have to learn this way. Also sunglasses, UV protection delays cataracts which almost all of us will get. You gotta wear them from the time you're a kid to have any chance at never getting them.
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ijyt posted:If people are having a hard time seeing the green on an Air they need an optometrist, not a bigger screen. "Tell your customers to gently caress off until they see a doctor" is a fantastic business model
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Endless Mike posted:It will, and it's normal. Maybe not eye leaking, but as you turn 40, your near sight will degrade (far sight can stay totally fine), and you'll almost certainly need reading glasses at some point. Sorry you have to learn this way. I'm 33 and I'm nearsighted and have a slight astigmatism, and I never had glasses till middle school and I'm 33 now. Last time I went to the eye doctor, my eyesight got better?? The doctor said that happens sometimes?? I can see fine close up but I did notice a slight change in wearing glasses at my gaming pc that blades of grass were better defined. I usually always have sunglasses available, and use them often, along with the blue tint on my glasses too when I can. It's really currently only an issue if I want to read text 20-30' away that I need the glasses without squinting. I really doubt something so drastic would change in 6 years
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DoomTrainPhD posted:MKBHD posted the M1 Air review. Good video. Unfortunately I think Apple just price laddered me out of a sale with the storage options. I guess I’ll wait and see what the cheapest M2 Pro is like in the fall.
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GreenBuckanneer posted:I'm 33 and I'm nearsighted and have a slight astigmatism, and I never had glasses till middle school and I'm 33 now. Last time I went to the eye doctor, my eyesight got better?? The doctor said that happens sometimes?? https://www.aoa.org/healthy-eyes/eye-health-for-life/adult-vision-41-to-60-years-of-age?sso=y Anyway, iPads!
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Obviously you get the 12.9” iPad Pro 2TB and just write it off as a business expense.
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BGrifter posted:Good video. Unfortunately I think Apple just price laddered me out of a sale with the storage options.
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So I've got Universal Control working to share the keyboard/trackpad on my MacBook over to the iPad, but can't seem to go the opposite direction (use iPad connected keyboard to type on my Mac). Is this not possible to do?
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Boris Galerkin posted:So I've got Universal Control working to share the keyboard/trackpad on my MacBook over to the iPad, but can't seem to go the opposite direction (use iPad connected keyboard to type on my Mac). Is this not possible to do? correct, it all stems from the mac and bleeds over to other macs/ipads, not the other way around
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