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    Beardy Star Stuff (dennyhenke@social.coop)'s status on Saturday, 18-May-2024 20:46:03 JSTBeardy Star StuffBeardy Star Stuff

    Obsess much? 🤓 A few of my recent iPad posts:

    Concerning the state of iPadOS and a very tired Federico Viticci - https://beardystarstuff.net/2024/05/17/concerning-the-state.html

    The perception of the iPad is stuck in a rut created by the Apple enthusiast community - https://beardystarstuff.net/2024/05/14/warning-this-post.html

    Apple’s iPad Pro Marketing Failure — They don’t even try - https://beardystarstuff.net/2024/05/12/discussing-apples-recent.html

    Exploring how others use and view the iPad - https://beardystarstuff.net/2024/05/10/exploring-how-others.html

    Why is Jason Snell so confused about the iPad use case? -
    https://beardystarstuff.net/2024/05/08/in-the-latest.html

    In conversationabout 6 months ago from social.cooppermalink

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      Beardy Guy Musings
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      In the latest Upgrade Jason Snell’s just a broken record repeating his own nonsense at this point. His big storyline is the M4 iPad Pro is too expensive, too powerful for iPadOS. He want’s to know what it’s use case is, who is it for? But, now, wait, wait, wait. Wait. Thirteen months ago, Jason, along with every other podcaster/pundit, was asking the same question about the M2 iPad Pro. And, at that time, the big question, the demand being made over and over was: “Apple, where are your Pro apps for iPad?
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      Concerning the state of iPadOS and a very tired Federico Viticci
      from humans.txt
      Federico Viticci’s recent post, Not an iPad Pro Review: Why iPadOS Still Doesn’t Get the Basics Right, has been circulating this week and I finally finished it. While I agree with some of his suggestions in various sections, most of it reads to me as his personal wishlist of nice-to-haves rather than the basics he deems essential. His concluding paragraphs made me chuckle. Apparently he’s tired of people disagreeing with him and any of us that do are deluded. Look, my dude, I’m not sure I’ve come across anyone suggesting that iPadOS is perfect, is anyone actually saying that? I am someone who is actually quite satisfied with iPadOS and the path it has been on. It’s okay that people disagree, we can do that. And I guess he can just continue being tired of hearing opinions that do not agree with his.
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      The perception of the iPad is stuck in a rut created by the Apple enthusiast community
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      I’ve been thinking about the dynamics of the Apple enthusiast community in the narrative of the past 8 years evolution of the iPad and Mac as Apple platforms. In particular, the role of podcasters and publishers in the creation of the narrative and how it evolved and has been stuck in a rut for awhile. This isn’t a post about the hardware or iPadOS as it is about a community’s tension, excitement and concerns as it grappled with potential disruption. Warning! This post is very much of the inside baseball variety as it pertains to the Apple enthusiast user “community”. No, really, inside baseball here. But I think it’s interesting and I had some unexpected free time time today so, yeah.
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      Apple’s iPad Pro Marketing Failure — They don’t even try
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      Discussing Apple’s recent iPad marketing on his website Tedium, Ernie Smith discusses what’s wrong with Apple’s marketing to creatives in 2024, particularly the marketing of the iPad to creatives. He and I had had a conversation on Mastodon the day before and he mentions me in the context of this point: I am not convinced that Apple is doing a great job targeting users like him with their marketing—there was a scene in Tuesday’s keynote where an iPad was being used to manage a video shoot that struck me as particularly off-key—but I will not deny that they’re out there and they exist. I think the real problem is that Apple has not done a particularly good job of closing the gap between iPad users, many of whom did not grow up with traditional computing experiences, and Mac users, who did and have largely been left out of the touchscreen revolution for what feel like purely business reasons.
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      Exploring how others use and view the iPad
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      Buckle in, this is a longer post based on a couple of very interesting iPad-related conversations I’ve had recently. It begins with an email from Justin Harter, who is a graphic designer, teacher and writer. We had an enjoyable exchange largely focused on our workflows for image processing and file management on iPad. I had a look at his blog and knew immediately that I wanted to mention some of his recent iPad posts. Right off he caught my attention with a post that expresses something I rarely see from fellow tech enthusiasts: A concern for the environment. Why is this so rare? I appreciate that he is writing about it and that his environmental ethics are a part of his decision making in regards to his consumption of technology.
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