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iMore show 425: iPad & Mac event preview
I enjoy your show, I usually listen on the road w/my iPhone.
I listened to this episode today. I don't get all these iPad "Pro" rumors, not sure where they started, but, they will simply offer another size screen option, maybe call it iPad Plus? but, no way, definitely not calling it "Pro", nor will it do OS X. Among others, health care and airlines will benefit from a larger screen, also, it will finally be magazine sized, paper magazines are on the decline, this will seal it. (Airlines are already using iPads/tablets to replace maps and manuals in the cockpit). In any case, we may not see this this year.
MacBook Pro, Mac Pro, these are computer models that appeal to content creative professionals, thus the "Pro" designation. There is no reason to port this over to iOS devices.
Would like to see an update to Apple TV have it become the home kit hub
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I was shocked when Serenity said that iOS8 was akin to Snow Leopard. And then nobody corrected her. Snow Leopard had 0 new user facing features added and all the features were done to the underpinnings to add stability and speed improvements to further shore up the OS. C'mon fellow Bostonian get it together ;)
Ha, I almost immediately tried to correct myself after I said it—I was thinking more of the Tiger to Leopard jump. iOS 8 improves upon iOS 7, but it's not the same kind of stability release as SL at all. Tea-less editors say goofy things. :) But you're absolutely right.