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$ 800, members of recent firmly pro Steve Jobs 'consumer' approach, marking a distinct change, has been in business. Instead of a $ 800 laptop Windows workhorse will go with the new Apple Why Apple event taking place this week, but many questions have been asked, is it? The answer, as many have discovered, is a pro apps.
For business users to Apple vs. Apple
While Apple do not have the most successful track record when it comes to pitching their products at the business masses, Apple hope this will change with the introduction of the iPad Pro. At the Apple event in San Francisco on Wednesday, Apple CEO Tim Cook described the new iPad as "... the most capable and powerful iPad we've ever created." But that is not what might dent the long term dominance of Windows 10 in offices worldwide, it's the software.
Apple Pro Applications
Apple made a point of demonstrating how users of the new iPad Pro, due for release in November, could be more productive and creative with their time. Adobe showcased 3 of their new design related iPad Pro apps to animated applause, utilizing the new Apple Pencil stylus to good effect. But as we reported yesterday here on Softapplic.blogspot.com, before they came on stage, Microsoft made an appearance showing off just how easy it was to use Office 2016 on the iPad Pro as well. The message seemed very clear: iPad Pro Apps will be designed with work in mind.
Going Mobile
It's a truth some in the IT industry have been struggling to come to grips with, that business and enterprise is going mobile. Traditional stalwarts in the tech world have tried to adapt, but some of their efforts have been hit and miss to say the least. That might change with the iPad Pro.
While Windows 10 has been one of the most successful launches in Microsoft history, the Windows Store has not been such a hit. This is partly because developers are struggling to make money from it, but also because Windows is inundated with high quality Apps that can be had for free from 3rd party download sites, such as ... .well ... softapplic.blogspot.com. Another factor is that Apps, or programs as some of us still call them, that were designed for Windows 7 through 8.1, work just as flawlessly on Windows 10. So while the world has been generally positive about Windows 10, the reaction to the Windows Store has remained as static as it was before.
With the release of iOS 9 just around the corner, Apple already has a plethora of iPad Pro Apps in development. Wired.com claim that it will be the "biggest suite of iPad-focused software upgrades since the device first came out," and that's not something to be sniffed at.
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