I read it and don't understand it at all.
He's bought something whose limitations and target demographic are well known.
And then complaining when he hits one of those limitations.
He's bought something whose limitations and target demographic are well known.
And then complaining when he hits one of those limitations.
It would be unreasonable to buy, say, a flip phone in 2007 and complain that it can't replace a graphics workstation. It didn't have the hardware for that workload. Today, it's the artificial nature of the limitations that make the device akin to a cage.
And the whole point of an iPad is that you have a simple and consistent experience.
The question was "will ipadOS and macOS merge?
"NO"
it was iOS and macOS but still...
Has that not been Apple's entire marketing thrust since 1984?