My iPad Setup is a Productivity Game-Changer
A video on YouTube. In Self-Improvement, a Krater category.
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The creator walks through his creative process and workflow for using the iPad Pro for reading, research, and initial drafting. He concludes that while a computer remains a better overall investment, the iPad Pro is an excellent standalone device for focused work and a compelling laptop replacement for creatives.
From the video
Answers: Is the iPad Pro good for reading, research, and writing scripts?
- iPad Pro workflow for creative writing
- Reading and highlighting books with Kindle and Readwise
- Researching with Command and Notion
- Drafting scripts and notes in Notion on iPad
- Magic Keyboard experience and compromises on iPad Pro
What it concludes
- Readwise syncs Kindle highlights into a Readwise app and into Notion databases, creating a great research process.
- The 11-inch iPad Pro is lighter and smaller than the 12.9-inch version, making the size and weight reduction a really nice thing while reading.
- Command browser allows highlighting text and syncing directly to Readwise with far less friction than Safari.
- Notion on the iPad lacks split-screen support for two instances of the same app, but running Notion alongside Safari in split screen is a workable solution.
- The Magic Keyboard for the iPad Pro lacks the full size of the 12.9-inch keyboard, but users quickly adapt to it and can context-switch easily between it and a laptop.
- The addition of the touchpad and trackpad drivers in iOS makes the iPad Pro operate almost like a laptop for content creation purposes.
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