The iPad Pro isn’t going to be everyone’s be-all-end-all, do-everything device—no single thing is, not even one from Apple. But doing your best work is all about finding the exact mix of tools and technology that’s right for you, and the iPad Pro is making its presence felt in a wide variety of careers. This week, Glenn interviews three professionals who use the 12.9-inch iPad Pro either as their primary machine or at least to do a lot of the work they used to do on a desktop or portable Mac.
They are: Chip Suddereth, a school administrator by day and podcaster by night. He’s the host of Two-minute Time Lord and the cohost of Audio Guide to Babylon 5. Tom Bridge is an IT and system administrator, and a principal at Technolutionary. Finally, Jeff Zugale is a storyboard artist and spaceship illustrator, which is the coolest job description I’ve heard all day.
Show notes
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On its 40th anniversary, 40 things we love about Apple by the Macworld staff and friends
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iPhone SE review: It’s a pocket-size powerhouse by Susie Ochs
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9.7-inch iPad Pro review: Hits the sweet spot between size and price by Susie Ochs
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Burr’s cipher, sir: The 1807 treason case that featured in the Apple/FBI conflict by Glenn Fleishman
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New iOS exploit works only on managed devices by Glenn Fleishman
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Podcast 501A*: If you got ’em, quantum featuring Glenn Fleishman, Susie Ochs, and a cast of thousands, with radio play by David J. Loehr
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Author: Susie Ochs, Contributor
Susie has been covering Apple since 2006, and when she isn't glued to her MacBook Air and iPhone, you can find her building sand castles at the beach or snowboarding in the mountains.