This is what has attracted me to “iPad afternoons”.

There’s nowhere to hide, you don’t suddenly find you’ve been trawling Twitter for 30 mins or ricocheting between tasks that have stolen…

This is what has attracted me to “iPad afternoons”. Crunch work that requires laptop in the morning and travel lightly after lunch to focus on specific tasks.

There’s nowhere to hide, you don’t suddenly find you’ve been trawling Twitter for 30 mins or ricocheting between tasks that have stolen your attention.

You do one thing. Then the next thing.

Catch is: this works just as well on iPad as iPad Pro and without the price, weight, a normal bluetooth keys (I recommend Microsoft Universal Mobile Keys.)

Which leaves me currently in Limbo waiting for the next iPad Air (and disappointed to hear the latest is it won’t likely include 3D Touch.)

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Simulated Intelligence

Two years later: AI did it

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