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IPad Pro on iOS 11: Notes, the app that will allow you to scan or annotate a document

sivertime — Tue, 27 Jun 2017 15:21:55 +0000

Since some versions of iOS, Notes continues to grow. Under iOS 11, Apple offers us the ability to scan and annotate our documents on an iPad Pro.
IOS 11 brings a lot of new features. The new update of the operating system of Apple added several cool functions to Notes . The input application has never been as effective since iOS 11, we can scan its documents , nothing but that. To do this, simply touch the + button at the bottom of your note and select the Document Scanner option. In addition to this cool feature, you can now annotate documents directly after they are scanned. But to get there, you have to be the lucky owner of an iPad Pro with Apple Pencil, whose 10.5 “format has been validated by the editorial team . And meltyStyle explains how it works!
Once your document has been scanned on your iPad Pro, simply touch the screen with your Apple Pencil to fill out your form, annotate it or simply sign it. An effective feature that should make our life easier. But for now, we must always wait for the release of iOS 11 which is scheduled for the autumn. While waiting to gauge the performance of Notes, you can rediscover our complete test of the iPad Pro 10.5 ” , the brand new tablet head.

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Tablets, pens … Will they make us zap the paper and the pen?

sivertime — Fri, 23 Jun 2017 14:53:02 +0000

Today, the pen has taken on a phenomenal importance in our use of digital. The end of the pen … Myth or reality?
New technologies are flying. Today, with systems like iOS 11 on the iPad Pro 10.5, one wonders whether buying a laptop is still useful . The Ipsos Institute questioned the French about their digital practice, and it can be said that the literary duel VS matheux has a hard life. Whether you’re more like ” Geek ” or rather ” Bed ”, you will not escape the digitization of writing . But are scientists ready for this change? And the literary in all this? MeltyStyle gives you some answers right now.
If the mentees feel ready to give up the pen for the stylus, 80% of the literature is much more shared. But the digitization of the literature is faster than one thinks … In the literary, the pen remains a sure value, the keyboard comes in first position and 36% of them consider switching to the digital pen without problem. Nowadays, the tablets imitate the path of the pen to be mistaken . Is the end of the paper / pen marked?
With 1024 pressure points and a wide choice of mines, the new-generation styluses are easily adapted to touch screens such as those in the Surface range . Surface Pen, Apple Pencil … All these technologies allow us to write naturally on our screens like a sheet of paper, while forgetting the constraints and leaving our creativity free. In fact, we could almost do without the paper and the pen … But rest assured, these tools will not disappear overnight! So, rather keyboard, pen or stylus?

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The iPad used to make the cover of the magazine “The New Yorker”

sivertime — Sat, 27 May 2017 16:26:43 +0000

The newspaper “New Yorker” recidivates and uses an iPad to realize its last cover. The result is amazing!
It is a hell of a publicity for Apple’s iPad Pro, a new model is expected next month at the WWDC . For the second time in its history, The New Yorker magazine unveils a cover made with the tablet of the Cupertino firm. With the help of an Apple Pencil, the famous head stylus, draftsman Jorge Columbo, who originally produced the first cover of the magazine’s iPad (Waterways), recidivated by drawing a group of children In full basketball at the famous Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York. It is one of the favorite places of the artist who has also made himself there to make this drawing breathtaking. He remembers: ” It was risky! I was constantly afraid that the ball would reach me even the iPad! “. On the magazine’s website, a video (below) delivers all the secrets of the designer’s prowess.
A meticulous and bluffing work that Tim Cook did not fail to greet by sharing the article and the video on social networks. If you also want to express your artistic talents, the iPad Pro, tested by the editorial team of meltyStyle , is available in two sizes: 9.7 inches from 689 euros and 12.9 inches from 909 euros at Apple and authorized resale shops. The Apple Pencil is sold separately at a price of 109 euros.

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