The iPad At Work: Coding

I wrote an article a while ago called The iPad Works that discusses how the iPad is a great computer for getting work done. Since writing that, I’ve read several posts and articles from others about how they are getting work done with their iPads, most recently this post from Denny. This inspired me to write more about working on the iPad. I’ve been doing something new with my iPad recently and thought I’d share how that’s working.

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Apple Watch as Travel Companion

I recently took a month-long trip to Europe. Before the trip, I wrote about my intention to leave my iPad behind (a first!) and travel only with my iPhone. However, I failed to mention another piece of technology I planned to take: my Apple Watch. While I didn’t give it much thought at the time, it turned out to be a wonderful, and useful, travel companion.

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On Travel and Writing

I just returned from a month-long trip to Europe. Before I left, I had decided to leave my iPad at home and only bring my iPhone for computing tasks. As I recently started blogging and writing again, I wanted to make sure I was able to keep at it while on this trip. To help, I bought a travel keyboard so that I could use my iPhone as my writing machine. It seemed like a great plan.

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iPad Display Zoom

I recently read a good post from Brandon over at ibmacin.com about how he chose which size iPad to use. It not only had some good things to think about when picking a size, but it was also a good reminder about how versatile the iPad is. (For an even more in-depth look at versatility, check out Denny’s post here).

Brandon’s post mentioned the Display Zoom setting for M1-powered (and later) iPads. I had briefly looked at this back when it was introduced in iPadOS 16, but didn’t really spend any time with it. After reading Brandon’s post, I decided to give it a try.

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