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Programmers often describe their ideal tools with adjectives like “powerful”, “feature-rich”, and “highly-configurable”. Few users are seen as wanting more from their computers than programmers. Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/2sTjRVT

It’s little surprise to hear me talk on and on about how great the iPad is. It’s little surprise to my coworkers to hear me talk about it either, but in a normal day, when I interact with humans, I actively avoid talking about this. Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/2rXYL9L

Les dernières mises à jours d’iOS transforme petit à petit l’iPad en une machine réellement productive mais peut-elle remplacer un ordinateur ? C’est la question que je me pose, que je vous pose ! Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/2sIu7BW

The other day I was talking to a good friend about how much we both still love the 12.9″ iPad Pro — we use it a lot for work and leisure. We then talked about the smaller 9.7″ and we took some pot shots at it, but now I feel bad — because I undervalue how much a part of my workflow the 9. Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/2d8dZAn

I only took iOS devices with me to Indianapolis last week for Release Notes. My iPad Pro with smart keyboard, for writing and podcasting; an older iPad Mini, for reading on the plane; and of course my iPhone SE. I know a lot of journalists use the iPad full time, and that’s fine. Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/2dM6a6T

After a year of using the iPhone 6 Plus, I tried the “normal” sized iPhone 6s for a short while earlier this year. Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/1N9kX3E

After I drowned my computer right before a conference, I had to turn to the iPad Pro. In my heart, I know that my electronics are unthinking, unfeeling machines. I know this. But it's hard not to imprint a little emotion now and then. Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/1RVGwsi

With the release of iOS 10, I am excited about the prospect of a new era in managing and editing my digital photographs. I have been doing all my digital stuff from iOS devices only for quite a while now. Since the beginning of this year, the iPhone and my iPad have been my only computers. Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/2cHmd4d

When I got my first computer in 2002, the word ‘computer’ meant something else. Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/2gA7206

Let's not make this a philosophical discussion. This article is about my personal productivity and whether it’s possible for me to go forward with fewer devices in my life. Your own needs may vary. Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/29CvXNu