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MacOS Tahoe 26.3 External Drive Mounting Issues
Is this when I make my move to Linux?https://medi-nerd.com/2026/03/09/macos-tahoe-26-3-external-drive-mounting-issues/
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MacOS Tahoe 26.3 External Drive Mounting Issues
Is this when I make my move to Linux?https://medi-nerd.com/2026/03/09/macos-tahoe-26-3-external-drive-mounting-issues/
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MacOS Tahoe 26.3 External Drive Mounting Issues
Is this when I make my move to Linux?https://medi-nerd.com/2026/03/09/macos-tahoe-26-3-external-drive-mounting-issues/
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MacOS Tahoe 26.3 External Drive Mounting Issues
Is this when I make my move to Linux?https://medi-nerd.com/2026/03/09/macos-tahoe-26-3-external-drive-mounting-issues/
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MacOS Tahoe 26.3 External Drive Mounting Issues
Is this when I make my move to Linux?https://medi-nerd.com/2026/03/09/macos-tahoe-26-3-external-drive-mounting-issues/
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iPad mini 6とiPad Airの在庫復活〜iPad整備済製品【1/31】
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iPad mini 6とiPad Airの在庫復活〜iPad整備済製品【1/31】
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iPad mini 6とiPad Airの在庫復活〜iPad整備済製品【1/31】
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iPad mini 6とiPad Airの在庫復活〜iPad整備済製品【1/31】
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I thought windowing in iPadOS 26 would be a bigger deal than it’s been so far
Barely two weeks after installing Apple’s iPadOS 26 on my iPad mini 6, the feature in this operating-system release that I thought would make the biggest difference in my tablet computing has been among the least remarkable in my daily use.
This release’s new Windowed Apps mode–Apple’s rebooted attempt to give the iPad’s larger-screen computing experience an interface architecture beyond a scaled-up version of an iPhone’s–has been easy for me to overlook for two reasons.
One is that even after choosing to enable it after installing iPadOS 26, apps continue to launch in full-screen mode. The only ones that look visibly different are iOS apps, which no longer fill the screen when scaled up and instead leave columns of the home screen visible on either side–an effect I found distracting.
To shrink an iOS app to the point where you have room for other apps on the screen, you have to tap and hold a black curve at its bottom right corner. Then you can repeat this with other apps, which iPadOS will cluster in a single layer that appears in place of whatever full-screen app you had just opened up.
But you can also open an individual windowed app above a full-screen app by selecting it from the Dock or the App Library, which is how you can see the Calculator app that Apple finally brought to the iPad with 2024’s iPadOS 18 in front of Safari in the picture above.
So far, I’ve tried using iPadOS 26’s windowed-apps layer to arrange two iOS apps (Bluesky as well as the Verizon Home app I use to manage our latest WiFi router) with three iPadOS apps that seem like they don’t need full-screen treatment: Apple Maps, YouTube, and Calculator.
This works, but it can get a little weird. The system doesn’t always provide much of a sense of depth when you position a windowed app above a full-screen app–see how Calculator looks like it’s stuck right on top of Safari in the photo above? And the Exposé view of open apps shows a maximum of four windowed apps, requiring a swipe to the left to see any others you’ve windowed this way.
Plus, having all of these visually miniaturized programs confined to one layer (except when you pop one or two above a full-screen app) reminds me not of windowing in macOS but of a much older Apple UX: how Desk Accessories worked in System 6.The second big reason why Windowed Apps seems a bit weak to me can’t be fixed with an interface tweak: I’m using this feature on the smallest-screen iPad now sold, with an 8.3-in. display not that much bigger than the 6.9-in. display of an iPhone 17 Pro Max. I’m sure the larger screen of an iPad Air or iPad Pro would serve as a better stage for this mode.
But I’m too fond of having a tablet that I can easily carry around the house, so that constraint isn’t going away. And for all the quirks I’m discovering with Windowed Apps on my iPad mini’s smaller display, this feature does represent a clear improvement over the Split View and Slide Over multitasking modes that I found far too easy to invoke by accident.
Zooming out a bit, this feature’s arrival also represents a clear break from years and years of Apple neglecting its tablet operating system. That by itself is an undeniable upgrade, even if this year’s initial results have some janky aspects.
#iOSAppsInIPadOS #iPad #iPadMini #iPadMini6 #iPadOS #iPadOS26 #iPhoneAppsOnIPad #LiquidGlass #tablet #tabletComputing #UI #UX #WindowedApps #windowing
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I thought windowing in iPadOS 26 would be a bigger deal than it’s been so far
Barely two weeks after installing Apple’s iPadOS 26 on my iPad mini 6, the feature in this operating-system release that I thought would make the biggest difference in my tablet computing has been among the least remarkable in my daily use.
This release’s new Windowed Apps mode–Apple’s rebooted attempt to give the iPad’s larger-screen computing experience an interface architecture beyond a scaled-up version of an iPhone’s–has been easy for me to overlook for two reasons.
One is that even after choosing to enable it after installing iPadOS 26, apps continue to launch in full-screen mode. The only ones that look visibly different are iOS apps, which no longer fill the screen when scaled up and instead leave columns of the home screen visible on either side–an effect I found distracting.
To shrink an iOS app to the point where you have room for other apps on the screen, you have to tap and hold a black curve at its bottom right corner. Then you can repeat this with other apps, which iPadOS will cluster in a single layer that appears in place of whatever full-screen app you had just opened up.
But you can also open an individual windowed app above a full-screen app by selecting it from the Dock or the App Library, which is how you can see the Calculator app that Apple finally brought to the iPad with 2024’s iPadOS 18 in front of Safari in the picture above.
So far, I’ve tried using iPadOS 26’s windowed-apps layer to arrange two iOS apps (Bluesky as well as the Verizon Home app I use to manage our latest WiFi router) with three iPadOS apps that seem like they don’t need full-screen treatment: Apple Maps, YouTube, and Calculator.
This works, but it can get a little weird. The system doesn’t always provide much of a sense of depth when you position a windowed app above a full-screen app–see how Calculator looks like it’s stuck right on top of Safari in the photo above? And the Exposé view of open apps shows a maximum of four windowed apps, requiring a swipe to the left to see any others you’ve windowed this way.
Plus, having all of these visually miniaturized programs confined to one layer (except when you pop one or two above a full-screen app) reminds me not of windowing in macOS but of a much older Apple UX: how Desk Accessories worked in System 6.The second big reason why Windowed Apps seems a bit weak to me can’t be fixed with an interface tweak: I’m using this feature on the smallest-screen iPad now sold, with an 8.3-in. display not that much bigger than the 6.9-in. display of an iPhone 17 Pro Max. I’m sure the larger screen of an iPad Air or iPad Pro would serve as a better stage for this mode.
But I’m too fond of having a tablet that I can easily carry around the house, so that constraint isn’t going away. And for all the quirks I’m discovering with Windowed Apps on my iPad mini’s smaller display, this feature does represent a clear improvement over the Split View and Slide Over multitasking modes that I found far too easy to invoke by accident.
Zooming out a bit, this feature’s arrival also represents a clear break from years and years of Apple neglecting its tablet operating system. That by itself is an undeniable upgrade, even if this year’s initial results have some janky aspects.
#iOSAppsInIPadOS #iPad #iPadMini #iPadMini6 #iPadOS #iPadOS26 #iPhoneAppsOnIPad #LiquidGlass #tablet #tabletComputing #UI #UX #WindowedApps #windowing
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I thought windowing in iPadOS 26 would be a bigger deal than it’s been so far
Barely two weeks after installing Apple’s iPadOS 26 on my iPad mini 6, the feature in this operating-system release that I thought would make the biggest difference in my tablet computing has been among the least remarkable in my daily use.
This release’s new Windowed Apps mode–Apple’s rebooted attempt to give the iPad’s larger-screen computing experience an interface architecture beyond a scaled-up version of an iPhone’s–has been easy for me to overlook for two reasons.
One is that even after choosing to enable it after installing iPadOS 26, apps continue to launch in full-screen mode. The only ones that look visibly different are iOS apps, which no longer fill the screen when scaled up and instead leave columns of the home screen visible on either side–an effect I found distracting.
To shrink an iOS app to the point where you have room for other apps on the screen, you have to tap and hold a black curve at its bottom right corner. Then you can repeat this with other apps, which iPadOS will cluster in a single layer that appears in place of whatever full-screen app you had just opened up.
But you can also open an individual windowed app above a full-screen app by selecting it from the Dock or the App Library, which is how you can see the Calculator app that Apple finally brought to the iPad with 2024’s iPadOS 18 in front of Safari in the picture above.
So far, I’ve tried using iPadOS 26’s windowed-apps layer to arrange two iOS apps (Bluesky as well as the Verizon Home app I use to manage our latest WiFi router) with three iPadOS apps that seem like they don’t need full-screen treatment: Apple Maps, YouTube, and Calculator.
This works, but it can get a little weird. The system doesn’t always provide much of a sense of depth when you position a windowed app above a full-screen app–see how Calculator looks like it’s stuck right on top of Safari in the photo above? And the Exposé view of open apps shows a maximum of four windowed apps, requiring a swipe to the left to see any others you’ve windowed this way.
Plus, having all of these visually miniaturized programs confined to one layer (except when you pop one or two above a full-screen app) reminds me not of windowing in macOS but of a much older Apple UX: how Desk Accessories worked in System 6.The second big reason why Windowed Apps seems a bit weak to me can’t be fixed with an interface tweak: I’m using this feature on the smallest-screen iPad now sold, with an 8.3-in. display not that much bigger than the 6.9-in. display of an iPhone 17 Pro Max. I’m sure the larger screen of an iPad Air or iPad Pro would serve as a better stage for this mode.
But I’m too fond of having a tablet that I can easily carry around the house, so that constraint isn’t going away. And for all the quirks I’m discovering with Windowed Apps on my iPad mini’s smaller display, this feature does represent a clear improvement over the Split View and Slide Over multitasking modes that I found far too easy to invoke by accident.
Zooming out a bit, this feature’s arrival also represents a clear break from years and years of Apple neglecting its tablet operating system. That by itself is an undeniable upgrade, even if this year’s initial results have some janky aspects.
#iOSAppsInIPadOS #iPad #iPadMini #iPadMini6 #iPadOS #iPadOS26 #iPhoneAppsOnIPad #LiquidGlass #tablet #tabletComputing #UI #UX #WindowedApps #windowing
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I thought windowing in iPadOS 26 would be a bigger deal than it’s been so far
Barely two weeks after installing Apple’s iPadOS 26 on my iPad mini 6, the feature in this operating-system release that I thought would make the biggest difference in my tablet computing has been among the least remarkable in my daily use.
This release’s new Windowed Apps mode–Apple’s rebooted attempt to give the iPad’s larger-screen computing experience an interface architecture beyond a scaled-up version of an iPhone’s–has been easy for me to overlook for two reasons.
One is that even after choosing to enable it after installing iPadOS 26, apps continue to launch in full-screen mode. The only ones that look visibly different are iOS apps, which no longer fill the screen when scaled up and instead leave columns of the home screen visible on either side–an effect I found distracting.
To shrink an iOS app to the point where you have room for other apps on the screen, you have to tap and hold a black curve at its bottom right corner. Then you can repeat this with other apps, which iPadOS will cluster in a single layer that appears in place of whatever full-screen app you had just opened up.
But you can also open an individual windowed app above a full-screen app by selecting it from the Dock or the App Library, which is how you can see the Calculator app that Apple finally brought to the iPad with 2024’s iPadOS 18 in front of Safari in the picture above.
So far, I’ve tried using iPadOS 26’s windowed-apps layer to arrange two iOS apps (Bluesky as well as the Verizon Home app I use to manage our latest WiFi router) with three iPadOS apps that seem like they don’t need full-screen treatment: Apple Maps, YouTube, and Calculator.
This works, but it can get a little weird. The system doesn’t always provide much of a sense of depth when you position a windowed app above a full-screen app–see how Calculator looks like it’s stuck right on top of Safari in the photo above? And the Exposé view of open apps shows a maximum of four windowed apps, requiring a swipe to the left to see any others you’ve windowed this way.
Plus, having all of these visually miniaturized programs confined to one layer (except when you pop one or two above a full-screen app) reminds me not of windowing in macOS but of a much older Apple UX: how Desk Accessories worked in System 6.The second big reason why Windowed Apps seems a bit weak to me can’t be fixed with an interface tweak: I’m using this feature on the smallest-screen iPad now sold, with an 8.3-in. display not that much bigger than the 6.9-in. display of an iPhone 17 Pro Max. I’m sure the larger screen of an iPad Air or iPad Pro would serve as a better stage for this mode.
But I’m too fond of having a tablet that I can easily carry around the house, so that constraint isn’t going away. And for all the quirks I’m discovering with Windowed Apps on my iPad mini’s smaller display, this feature does represent a clear improvement over the Split View and Slide Over multitasking modes that I found far too easy to invoke by accident.
Zooming out a bit, this feature’s arrival also represents a clear break from years and years of Apple neglecting its tablet operating system. That by itself is an undeniable upgrade, even if this year’s initial results have some janky aspects.
#iOSAppsInIPadOS #iPad #iPadMini #iPadMini6 #iPadOS #iPadOS26 #iPhoneAppsOnIPad #LiquidGlass #tablet #tabletComputing #UI #UX #WindowedApps #windowing
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I thought windowing in iPadOS 26 would be a bigger deal than it’s been so far
Barely two weeks after installing Apple’s iPadOS 26 on my iPad mini 6, the feature in this operating-system release that I thought would make the biggest difference in my tablet computing has been among the least remarkable in my daily use.
This release’s new Windowed Apps mode–Apple’s rebooted attempt to give the iPad’s larger-screen computing experience an interface architecture beyond a scaled-up version of an iPhone’s–has been easy for me to overlook for two reasons.
One is that even after choosing to enable it after installing iPadOS 26, apps continue to launch in full-screen mode. The only ones that look visibly different are iOS apps, which no longer fill the screen when scaled up and instead leave columns of the home screen visible on either side–an effect I found distracting.
To shrink an iOS app to the point where you have room for other apps on the screen, you have to tap and hold a black curve at its bottom right corner. Then you can repeat this with other apps, which iPadOS will cluster in a single layer that appears in place of whatever full-screen app you had just opened up.
But you can also open an individual windowed app above a full-screen app by selecting it from the Dock or the App Library, which is how you can see the Calculator app that Apple finally brought to the iPad with 2024’s iPadOS 18 in front of Safari in the picture above.
So far, I’ve tried using iPadOS 26’s windowed-apps layer to arrange two iOS apps (Bluesky as well as the Verizon Home app I use to manage our latest WiFi router) with three iPadOS apps that seem like they don’t need full-screen treatment: Apple Maps, YouTube, and Calculator.
This works, but it can get a little weird. The system doesn’t always provide much of a sense of depth when you position a windowed app above a full-screen app–see how Calculator looks like it’s stuck right on top of Safari in the photo above? And the Exposé view of open apps shows a maximum of four windowed apps, requiring a swipe to the left to see any others you’ve windowed this way.
Plus, having all of these visually miniaturized programs confined to one layer (except when you pop one or two above a full-screen app) reminds me not of windowing in macOS but of a much older Apple UX: how Desk Accessories worked in System 6.The second big reason why Windowed Apps seems a bit weak to me can’t be fixed with an interface tweak: I’m using this feature on the smallest-screen iPad now sold, with an 8.3-in. display not that much bigger than the 6.9-in. display of an iPhone 17 Pro Max. I’m sure the larger screen of an iPad Air or iPad Pro would serve as a better stage for this mode.
But I’m too fond of having a tablet that I can easily carry around the house, so that constraint isn’t going away. And for all the quirks I’m discovering with Windowed Apps on my iPad mini’s smaller display, this feature does represent a clear improvement over the Split View and Slide Over multitasking modes that I found far too easy to invoke by accident.
Zooming out a bit, this feature’s arrival also represents a clear break from years and years of Apple neglecting its tablet operating system. That by itself is an undeniable upgrade, even if this year’s initial results have some janky aspects.
#iOSAppsInIPadOS #iPad #iPadMini #iPadMini6 #iPadOS #iPadOS26 #iPhoneAppsOnIPad #LiquidGlass #tablet #tabletComputing #UI #UX #WindowedApps #windowing
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Diese 15 Apple-Produkte wurden im Herbst 2024 eingestellt
Der Herbst 2024 war für Apple ereignisreich: Nach einer vollgepackten September-Keynote und der Vorstellung des iPad mini 7 sowie zahlreicher neuer Produkte endete auch die Ära einig
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/diese-15-apple-produkte-wurden-im-herbst-2024-eingestellt/
#iPhone #Mac #News #Zubehr #AirPodsMax #Apple #AppleWatchSeries9 #EingestellteProdukte #IPadMini6 #IPhone15Pro #LightningZubehr #MacBookProM3 #refurbished -
Diese 15 Apple-Produkte wurden im Herbst 2024 eingestellt
Der Herbst 2024 war für Apple ereignisreich: Nach einer vollgepackten September-Keynote und der Vorstellung des iPad mini 7 sowie zahlreicher neuer Produkte endete auch die Ära einig
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/diese-15-apple-produkte-wurden-im-herbst-2024-eingestellt/
#iPhone #Mac #News #Zubehr #AirPodsMax #Apple #AppleWatchSeries9 #EingestellteProdukte #IPadMini6 #IPhone15Pro #LightningZubehr #MacBookProM3 #refurbished -
Diese 15 Apple-Produkte wurden im Herbst 2024 eingestellt
Der Herbst 2024 war für Apple ereignisreich: Nach einer vollgepackten September-Keynote und der Vorstellung des iPad mini 7 sowie zahlreicher neuer Produkte endete auch die Ära einig
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/diese-15-apple-produkte-wurden-im-herbst-2024-eingestellt/
#iPhone #Mac #News #Zubehr #AirPodsMax #Apple #AppleWatchSeries9 #EingestellteProdukte #IPadMini6 #IPhone15Pro #LightningZubehr #MacBookProM3 #refurbished -
Diese 15 Apple-Produkte wurden im Herbst 2024 eingestellt
Der Herbst 2024 war für Apple ereignisreich: Nach einer vollgepackten September-Keynote und der Vorstellung des iPad mini 7 sowie zahlreicher neuer Produkte endete auch die Ära einig
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/diese-15-apple-produkte-wurden-im-herbst-2024-eingestellt/
#iPhone #Mac #News #Zubehr #AirPodsMax #Apple #AppleWatchSeries9 #EingestellteProdukte #IPadMini6 #IPhone15Pro #LightningZubehr #MacBookProM3 #refurbished -
Diese 15 Apple-Produkte wurden im Herbst 2024 eingestellt
Der Herbst 2024 war für Apple ereignisreich: Nach einer vollgepackten September-Keynote und der Vorstellung des iPad mini 7 sowie zahlreicher neuer Produkte endete auch die Ära einig
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/diese-15-apple-produkte-wurden-im-herbst-2024-eingestellt/
#iPhone #Mac #News #Zubehr #AirPodsMax #Apple #AppleWatchSeries9 #EingestellteProdukte #IPadMini6 #IPhone15Pro #LightningZubehr #MacBookProM3 #refurbished -
iPad mini (A17 Pro)の分解動画が公開〜修理しやすさは「3」 - iPhone Mania
https://iphone-mania.jp/ipadmini-589765/『iPad mini (A17 Pro)では、ディスプレイコントローラーボードの搭載方向が90度変更され、ディスプレイに対して横方向に配置されることでゼリースクロール現象がほぼ目立たない程度まで軽減されたと考えられていましたが、iFixitによれば、そうした違いはありません。
見た目だけで判断すると、iPad mini (A17 Pro)とiPad mini 6のディスプレイおよびディスプレイコントローラー関連部品はほぼ同じようですので、ゼリースクロール現象の軽減は何らかの調整によってなされているようです』
…と言うことは、ひょっとしてソフトウェア的解決もあり得る?今も持ってるの Mini 6 なんだけど。今のところゼリースクロールは起きたことない。
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iPad mini (A17 Pro)の分解動画が公開〜修理しやすさは「3」 - iPhone Mania
https://iphone-mania.jp/ipadmini-589765/『iPad mini (A17 Pro)では、ディスプレイコントローラーボードの搭載方向が90度変更され、ディスプレイに対して横方向に配置されることでゼリースクロール現象がほぼ目立たない程度まで軽減されたと考えられていましたが、iFixitによれば、そうした違いはありません。
見た目だけで判断すると、iPad mini (A17 Pro)とiPad mini 6のディスプレイおよびディスプレイコントローラー関連部品はほぼ同じようですので、ゼリースクロール現象の軽減は何らかの調整によってなされているようです』
…と言うことは、ひょっとしてソフトウェア的解決もあり得る?今も持ってるの Mini 6 なんだけど。今のところゼリースクロールは起きたことない。
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🇬🇧 I just auctioned off an #Apple #iPadMini6 for 1816.99 PLN. Interestingly, I decided to do so only because it's a device that was purchased at iSpot (so an authorized Apple partner) on 28-09-2024 (so 22 days ago) for 2599 PLN 🤯 If everything is OK with it then I've done the deal of a lifetime. On the downside it's the 64GB and Wi-Fi version, but that's enough for me.
🇵🇱 Właśnie wylicytowałem na aukcji #Apple #iPadMini6 za 1816,99 zł. Co ciekawe zdecydowałem się na to tylko dlatego, że jest to egzemplarz, który został zakupiony w iSpot (czyli u autoryzowanego partnera Apple) w dniu 28-09-2024 (czyli 22 dni temu) za 2599 zł 🤯 Jeżeli wszystko będzie z nim OK to zrobiłem interes życia. Na minus, że jest to wersja 64GB i Wi-Fi, ale mi to wystarczy.
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🇬🇧 I just auctioned off an #Apple #iPadMini6 for 1816.99 PLN. Interestingly, I decided to do so only because it's a device that was purchased at iSpot (so an authorized Apple partner) on 28-09-2024 (so 22 days ago) for 2599 PLN 🤯 If everything is OK with it then I've done the deal of a lifetime. On the downside it's the 64GB and Wi-Fi version, but that's enough for me.
🇵🇱 Właśnie wylicytowałem na aukcji #Apple #iPadMini6 za 1816,99 zł. Co ciekawe zdecydowałem się na to tylko dlatego, że jest to egzemplarz, który został zakupiony w iSpot (czyli u autoryzowanego partnera Apple) w dniu 28-09-2024 (czyli 22 dni temu) za 2599 zł 🤯 Jeżeli wszystko będzie z nim OK to zrobiłem interes życia. Na minus, że jest to wersja 64GB i Wi-Fi, ale mi to wystarczy.
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🇬🇧 I just auctioned off an #Apple #iPadMini6 for 1816.99 PLN. Interestingly, I decided to do so only because it's a device that was purchased at iSpot (so an authorized Apple partner) on 28-09-2024 (so 22 days ago) for 2599 PLN 🤯 If everything is OK with it then I've done the deal of a lifetime. On the downside it's the 64GB and Wi-Fi version, but that's enough for me.
🇵🇱 Właśnie wylicytowałem na aukcji #Apple #iPadMini6 za 1816,99 zł. Co ciekawe zdecydowałem się na to tylko dlatego, że jest to egzemplarz, który został zakupiony w iSpot (czyli u autoryzowanego partnera Apple) w dniu 28-09-2024 (czyli 22 dni temu) za 2599 zł 🤯 Jeżeli wszystko będzie z nim OK to zrobiłem interes życia. Na minus, że jest to wersja 64GB i Wi-Fi, ale mi to wystarczy.
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🇬🇧 I just auctioned off an #Apple #iPadMini6 for 1816.99 PLN. Interestingly, I decided to do so only because it's a device that was purchased at iSpot (so an authorized Apple partner) on 28-09-2024 (so 22 days ago) for 2599 PLN 🤯 If everything is OK with it then I've done the deal of a lifetime. On the downside it's the 64GB and Wi-Fi version, but that's enough for me.
🇵🇱 Właśnie wylicytowałem na aukcji #Apple #iPadMini6 za 1816,99 zł. Co ciekawe zdecydowałem się na to tylko dlatego, że jest to egzemplarz, który został zakupiony w iSpot (czyli u autoryzowanego partnera Apple) w dniu 28-09-2024 (czyli 22 dni temu) za 2599 zł 🤯 Jeżeli wszystko będzie z nim OK to zrobiłem interes życia. Na minus, że jest to wersja 64GB i Wi-Fi, ale mi to wystarczy.
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🇬🇧 I just auctioned off an #Apple #iPadMini6 for 1816.99 PLN. Interestingly, I decided to do so only because it's a device that was purchased at iSpot (so an authorized Apple partner) on 28-09-2024 (so 22 days ago) for 2599 PLN 🤯 If everything is OK with it then I've done the deal of a lifetime. On the downside it's the 64GB and Wi-Fi version, but that's enough for me.
🇵🇱 Właśnie wylicytowałem na aukcji #Apple #iPadMini6 za 1816,99 zł. Co ciekawe zdecydowałem się na to tylko dlatego, że jest to egzemplarz, który został zakupiony w iSpot (czyli u autoryzowanego partnera Apple) w dniu 28-09-2024 (czyli 22 dni temu) za 2599 zł 🤯 Jeżeli wszystko będzie z nim OK to zrobiłem interes życia. Na minus, że jest to wersja 64GB i Wi-Fi, ale mi to wystarczy.
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Komisch, ich habe ein #iPadMini6 seit Erscheinen und kann das Mimimi zum angeblichen „Geschwimme“ überhaupt nicht nachvollziehen. Vielleicht sind aber auch einfach meine Augen nicht gut genug … 🤓
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Komisch, ich habe ein #iPadMini6 seit Erscheinen und kann das Mimimi zum angeblichen „Geschwimme“ überhaupt nicht nachvollziehen. Vielleicht sind aber auch einfach meine Augen nicht gut genug … 🤓
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Komisch, ich habe ein #iPadMini6 seit Erscheinen und kann das Mimimi zum angeblichen „Geschwimme“ überhaupt nicht nachvollziehen. Vielleicht sind aber auch einfach meine Augen nicht gut genug … 🤓
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Komisch, ich habe ein #iPadMini6 seit Erscheinen und kann das Mimimi zum angeblichen „Geschwimme“ überhaupt nicht nachvollziehen. Vielleicht sind aber auch einfach meine Augen nicht gut genug … 🤓
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Komisch, ich habe ein #iPadMini6 seit Erscheinen und kann das Mimimi zum angeblichen „Geschwimme“ überhaupt nicht nachvollziehen. Vielleicht sind aber auch einfach meine Augen nicht gut genug … 🤓
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Diese 5 Apple-Produkte werden wahrscheinlich diesen Monat eingestellt
Mit der bevorstehenden Apple-Keynote im Oktober, die sich auf das iPad und den Mac konzentriert, bedeutet die Einführung neuer Produkte auch das Aus für einige ältere Modelle. Hier sind fünf Apple-Produkte, die nach der Keynot
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/diese-5-apple-produkte-werden-wahrscheinlich-diesen-monat-eingestellt/
#Mac #News #AppleEvent #AppleKeynote #IPad10 #IPadMini6 #M2MacMini #M3IMac #MacBookPro -
Diese 5 Apple-Produkte werden wahrscheinlich diesen Monat eingestellt
Mit der bevorstehenden Apple-Keynote im Oktober, die sich auf das iPad und den Mac konzentriert, bedeutet die Einführung neuer Produkte auch das Aus für einige ältere Modelle. Hier sind fünf Apple-Produkte, die nach der Keynot
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/diese-5-apple-produkte-werden-wahrscheinlich-diesen-monat-eingestellt/
#Mac #News #AppleEvent #AppleKeynote #IPad10 #IPadMini6 #M2MacMini #M3IMac #MacBookPro -
Diese 5 Apple-Produkte werden wahrscheinlich diesen Monat eingestellt
Mit der bevorstehenden Apple-Keynote im Oktober, die sich auf das iPad und den Mac konzentriert, bedeutet die Einführung neuer Produkte auch das Aus für einige ältere Modelle. Hier sind fünf Apple-Produkte, die nach der Keynot
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/diese-5-apple-produkte-werden-wahrscheinlich-diesen-monat-eingestellt/
#Mac #News #AppleEvent #AppleKeynote #IPad10 #IPadMini6 #M2MacMini #M3IMac #MacBookPro -
Diese 5 Apple-Produkte werden wahrscheinlich diesen Monat eingestellt
Mit der bevorstehenden Apple-Keynote im Oktober, die sich auf das iPad und den Mac konzentriert, bedeutet die Einführung neuer Produkte auch das Aus für einige ältere Modelle. Hier sind fünf Apple-Produkte, die nach der Keynot
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/diese-5-apple-produkte-werden-wahrscheinlich-diesen-monat-eingestellt/
#Mac #News #AppleEvent #AppleKeynote #IPad10 #IPadMini6 #M2MacMini #M3IMac #MacBookPro -
Diese 5 Apple-Produkte werden wahrscheinlich diesen Monat eingestellt
Mit der bevorstehenden Apple-Keynote im Oktober, die sich auf das iPad und den Mac konzentriert, bedeutet die Einführung neuer Produkte auch das Aus für einige ältere Modelle. Hier sind fünf Apple-Produkte, die nach der Keynot
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/diese-5-apple-produkte-werden-wahrscheinlich-diesen-monat-eingestellt/
#Mac #News #AppleEvent #AppleKeynote #IPad10 #IPadMini6 #M2MacMini #M3IMac #MacBookPro -
Zasoby iPada Mini 6. generacji w wielu sklepach Apple są na wyczerpaniu, co może sugerować, że wkrótce pojawi się nowy model.
Apple pracuje nad 7. generacją iPada Mini, która może zadebiutować w tym roku. Na 99% mówimy tutaj o konferencji, którą Apple zorganizuje na przełomie października listopada i na której zobaczymy nowe komputery Mac.
Nowy model ma mieć układ A17 Pro lub lepszy, zaktualizowane aparaty oraz wsparcie dla Wi-Fi 6E i Bluetooth 5.3.
Apple zaplanowało swój pierwszy, jesienny Apple Event na 9 września, na którym zaprezentuje iPhone’y 16, nowe modele Apple Watch oraz AirPods.
https://imagazine.pl/2024/08/27/apple-prawdopodobnie-odswiezy-ipada-mini/
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@fantinel get an #iPadmini6 they are wonderful and usb C. Their form factor fits even most cargo pants/shorts. It fits in all my scrubs and at the office I can plug it to an external monitor for more screen real state
It is the iPad with more PPI they currently exists. It has a higher resolution even than the #iPadPro
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@fantinel get an #iPadmini6 they are wonderful and usb C. Their form factor fits even most cargo pants/shorts. It fits in all my scrubs and at the office I can plug it to an external monitor for more screen real state
It is the iPad with more PPI they currently exists. It has a higher resolution even than the #iPadPro
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@fantinel get an #iPadmini6 they are wonderful and usb C. Their form factor fits even most cargo pants/shorts. It fits in all my scrubs and at the office I can plug it to an external monitor for more screen real state
It is the iPad with more PPI they currently exists. It has a higher resolution even than the #iPadPro
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Is it possible to mirror my #Ubuntu #Linux screen to my #ipadmini6 so I can draw with my #applepencil on #GIMP?
Does anyone know of any software for the PC or the iPad that will make this work?
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Is it possible to mirror my #Ubuntu #Linux screen to my #ipadmini6 so I can draw with my #applepencil on #GIMP?
Does anyone know of any software for the PC or the iPad that will make this work?
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Is it possible to mirror my #Ubuntu #Linux screen to my #ipadmini6 so I can draw with my #applepencil on #GIMP?
Does anyone know of any software for the PC or the iPad that will make this work?