Much of the iPad's strength lies in iOS and its app ecosystem. While I've been advocating for such multi-purpose use of the iPad platform for a while, the iPad Pro elevated the threshold of possibilities, reaching an inflection point that has pushed others to switch to an iPad as their primary computer as well. It's my writing machine and favorite research tool, but I also rely on it to organize my finances, play games, read books and watch movies, program in Python and Workflow, and manage two successful businesses. The iPad Pro accelerated my move to an iOS-only setup today, I genuinely don't know how to perform certain tasks on a Mac anymore. The good news is that for the "next few weeks" (as of 14th May 2014) the developer has it on sale for 80% off so it's only $1.A Computer for Everything: One Year of iPad ProĬaptured: at 23:36 from After years spent adapting what I learned from the Mac to bring it to iOS, what I found on the other side was a more focused, efficient way of working and communicating with people.
It's also had a major iOS 7 makeover and a new way to sync your mind maps (luckily Allison didn't show you the old way!) There are a couple of big changes, most significant of which is that it's a universal app now so it works on iPhone and iPad, and it's called simply iThoughts. Update: As sometimes happens, shortly after we produced the screencast about iThoughtsHD for the iPad, the developers over at Toketaware came out with a brand new version. This week, a new guest screencaster, Allison Sheridan, takes you through the basics of iThoughtsHD on the iPad.īe sure to check out this week's companion episode - SCOM0449 - iThoughtsX for the Mac
As well as including a host of graphical elements to customise your mind maps, it has been optimised for rapid data entry with some clever gesture based and keyboard shortcuts. IThoughtsHD for iPad is one of the top mind mapping applications for the iPad.
Mind mapping is a great way to quickly capture and organise thoughts.
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