Not only does macOS Catalina allow you to extend your workspace by using an iPad as a second Mac display, it even turns your Apple Pencil into a professional graphics tablet for precision drawing in Mac apps like Adobe Illustrator.
New software features in iPadOS make drawing, note-taking and marking things up with your Apple Pencil better than ever before, thanks to a lower latency, exciting software improvements and a feature-rich framework for developers.
This new desktop extension functionality in macOS 10.15 will turn your iPad into a second display for your Mac, even letting you draw with your Pencil in Mac apps—all wirelessly.
Apple wants the latest iPad Pro to become your business partner, the ultimate video and recording studio in your hands, plus your new travel companion and favorite wedding planner.
Although electronic interference isn’t a new problem, Apple has admitted that charging your Apple Pencil wirelessly may jam signals on the bandwidth used by your key fobs.
Using some sandpaper, synthetic fabric dye and paint, one passionate fan was able to make his second-generation Apple stylus closely resemble a real graphite pencil.
While the latest iPads work with the older-generation Pencil, they don’t support the updated version of the Apple stylus that can wirelessly charge off the tablet itself.
Keynote will soon let you draw an animation path for any object. You’ll also appreciate an all-new interface for build effects like move, rotate and scale.
Apple today introduced an all-new iPad Air model with a 10.5-inch screen, Apple Pencil support, the powerful A12 Bionic chip and other perks.
Our video editor Harris Craycraft is a college student so we thought you might like to learn how he uses his 2018 iPad Pro at college for homework, notes, essays and more.
This practical carrying case organizes your Apple Pencil and its accessories and rocks a built-in battery for recharging your stylus or other Lightning devices on the go.
The new Apple Pencil has no connectors or moving parts, making it easy to store, but is it worth it? At $129, the improved accessory is tough on the wallet, but works so well with the new iPad Pro. iDownloadBlog’s Harris Craycraft puts the new Apple stylus through its paces.