>From Apple’s new iPad Pro page:
"Everything you can do on a desktop computer or gaming console is not
only possible on iPad Pro, it’s possibly better.”
In a word, Xcode; I can develop iOS, Mac (and theoretically watchOS and tvOS)
apps on my iMac, but not on the iPad Pro. In fact LiveCode and Unity to name
another two don’t run on iOS. Neither does Curio.
Are Apple hinting at something in their plans or are they simply getting
totally blown away with their own advertising?
Stephen
"If we're okay with Saudi Arabia's record of beheading, stoning, flogging and
crucifixion, what EXACTLY is it that we don't like about ISIS?” - Joanne
Harris, Author
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