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My Dad passed 2 days ago with this. He was smiling as I spoke to him 12 hours before. He still recognised my voice😢 Saddest day of my life so far.😢😢

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Nice review

Still the best laptop keyboard for me so far. One thing that turn me off about this 25th edition is the absence of thinklight. With the seven rows keyboard, thinklight make thinkpad thinkpad

Our beautiful daughter in law passed away 3 weeks ago with this horrible disease. This was just 16 days after diagnosis. She was only 42. We are all bereft. It was so quick.

No one really wants mac-OS on Ipad. What every Ipad owner wants, being a pro user or not, is not to be so petty with ipad-os, neglecting us a decent file manager or the possibility of opening various windows, being on stage manager or not.

what about a clear liquid diet??

I went through the same thing with my brother and the hurt never goes away. Thank you for posting this.

My grandma told me a story about when she was little and her dad died and she couldn't quit crying her Aunt Hattie told her that she had to because her dad's sack of Tears in Heaven were too heavy for him to keep caring just thought I'd share

Very courageous of you a lot of people wouldn't have thank you for sharing

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Thank you for sharing the journey of you and your family. 🙏🏻💛

Thank you very much for explaining this because I needed to know what the last weeks and days will likely be like for my son.

I'm not sure how relevant this is, but anti-psychotic/convulsive medications are exceptionally strong. Years ago, when I was less than 20 years old, I was staying at a family member's house where my relative had an older schizophrenic son who lived there for some time. He had since moved to another home when I was staying there. I found a bag of pills in a side table drawer, I looked them up online and determined they were anti-psychotic meds. Being young, dumb, and stupid, and knowing I had a long plane ride in my future, I saved one, and took it shortly after I left. It knocked me out. I barely remember the airport at all, not to mention the flight. What I do remember was the complete lack of emotion. I was somehow able to catch a transfer flight at a major airport, but I only remember snippets of the hours spent there. It was like trying to live your life while looking through a toilet-paper roll. I did sleep exceptionally well, on the flights. I can't imagine that being my everyday life, though. I would not be able to live any kind of productive, fulfilling life in that state. Sleeping would be the only benefit I could look towards. Not only am I not surprised why so many patients might avoid their medication, I'm surprised that anyone can lead a meaningful and fulfilling life while constantly under this dose of medication. I don't mean to bring this up as a conspiracy, or to incentivize others to avoid their meds (please, please don't), but I think we should all understand the level of medication that anti-psychotic meds inflict upon their patients. It should not be used casually, and plenty of accommodations should be made for those who are reliant on them for some sense of normalcy.

Glioblasroma took my mother. I was 12, 1981. There were no CT or MRIs back then, they found it doing exploratory brain surgery, took them 2 tries. 11-12 y/o me went to the library, I dived into journals. I asked questions that the docs were stunned by. I couldn't save her. To this day I'm a worthless piece of shit who couldn't save her mom.

Only DG+HAL+RAR returns everything like never existed and the next day you are home. There is no pain after procedure.

I bought the magic keyboard, but I hated the feel, I ended up buying a mechanical keyboard, nice clacking keys.

Tragic story we need more intervention

Hello all, my dad was 53 years old and he was suffering with glioblastoma, it was spreading to other tissues now it was formed two of them in the brain. Now he was unable to take food he eats very less quanity and after sometime he will vomits all the food and he has severe headache and weaknesses. Now his body was not responding to kemo therapy, and radiation doctors also gave up, sugery doctor also not suggesting the 2nd sugery if any one knows any medications or any treatments how u all r defeated this glioblastoma. Kindly ping me how it will be curable. Thanks in advance.

dude, 37 minutes ? our time on on this planet is limited

My heart goes out to you man. My step-father died from a glioblastoma in his early 50's. It really is like a 'cancer of the soul' and no matter how much you do it's only going to feel natural to ask yourself 'did I do enough?' Know that you did.

Procreate brush selection is way better than photoshop. I still can’t get the hang on the selection tool though. Photoshop is best for the desktop or laptop. It’s cool that procreate lets you export to psd and open in photoshop

My wife died of Glioblastoma grade 4 in 2023. Two years before, her voice was changing to the point where she had an MRI done in January 2021. They found a pea sized growth in her brain in the temporal region and said they would follow up in several months. I talked to her about it in December which was 12 months and she said “oh I have to make that appointment.” The tumor had grown to the size of a lemon. My daughter is a supervisor at Dana-Farber in Boston so of course we went there, to make a long story short we did everything that you just talked about same medication same treatments, she had that mask to wear to have that focused radiation treatment. In April she was still driving herself to the local hospital for treatments. That is how aware and well she was at that time. The “tentacles” had grown down into her brain and they said if they took 100% of the tumor out she wouldn’t be able to speak again so she chose to keep the speech center of the brain intact. She and the family went through hell for two years and finally in June 2023 she ended up in hospice. I took videos of her, she was talking and laughing up until June 16th, by June 20th she passed away in her sleep. She was 71 with no health problems. She danced at my Daughters wedding in March (the church and venue was set for October but she wanted to be there so rescheduled.) June 2025 would have been our 50th wedding anniversary, we were just kids when we got married. Thankfully we have four children and six beautiful grandchildren. Thank you for sharing this video I had not seen it before. I hope you and your family are hanging in there. 🌞

I’m sorry for your loss but he is in a better place now. You are one of a kind son that takes care of your dad may god give you all the strength for you and your mom to recover. And may he rest in peace your dad. ❤

This is very helpful, thanks. Do you have any specific recommendations for how to accomplish the workaround with Grammarly? (I.e. how to use Grammarly with Scrivener)

I could not have written my 6 books without Scrivener. All books are +500K words and with complex stories.... I love Scrivener.

Your father going through the effort of buying you a phone despite being so sick in his last days made even me tear up.

I cried when I heard of the iPhone and nearly again of when I heard of his gratitude. What you say at the start about grief is true. When something happens, it's almost unreal. You don't really get it at first. You know it occurred, but the weight and extent doesn't necessarily hit you until you've had a brief moment to rest and acknowledge that that person will never be in your life again. I could really feel that about your father to you. Godspeed, man.

Lost my wife on Jan 13 2011; she went almost 7-years before it came back after surgery and radiation treatment and she died about a year after learning it had come back. She died at home and I remember thinking that many would get to the point where they say I can’t do this anymore and that’s Okay because caregiving can be brutal. I still think about her everyday and she has been gone over 13-years

My dad was just diagnosed with butterfly glioblastoma. It's in his frontal lobe. He's not exactly him anymore and he wants to try treatment. I am terrified. We watched my mom suffer 6 years ago when she was terminal. I don't know how to find the strength to watch my other parent suffer.

What kind of keycaps are those?

Kudos for making a video from someone that actually uses the capacity of iPad Pro, unlike some tech reviewers raging out of their Mac at why it isn't a Mac yet and "how dare they debuts M4 on a toilet reader". But seriously, I don't want MacOS on an iPad, hell no, it's so obviously a stupid idea if you know tech history, the irony and lack of self-awareness is amazing. iPadOS is not perfect and needs improvements, which it has been since 2021, but is it really bad for "pro users" that uses it to *create* and *consume*? "Power users" are really into advanced tinkering capacity of gadgets which is cool, but we should acknowledge that majority of "pro users" likely don't use 95% of those even on a Mac... Overheating into dimming and lagging was a daily nightmare on my M1 doing any loaded tasks or games, and boom it's just gone with the M4.... No nothing. I'm shocked that so few reviews mentioned it. I guess they don't even know it was a thing, which shows you perhaps they shouldn't be reviewing it to begin with. I think the thinness is huge if you use a Magic Keyboard. the old 12.9" combo was a brick to carry compared to MacBooks. Why iPad? I have my Mac workstation, but no peripherals does "putting the pen to paper" quite like the Apple Pencil. That connection is very important even for 3D modeling, which really is 3 dimensional drawing but with lots of math and numbers. Create on iPad, edit on the big screen. I've looked into Wacom on Mac but it's more like a mouse+keyboard emulator, it's not close. Fundamentally, it's up to what you do, don't get one if you lack a use for it, but people do need to drop the outdated conception that it's still the toilet reader that Jobs envisioned.

Thanks for your perspective here. My pro needs are much more simplistic than yours. I am an amateur photographer and an even more amateur videographer. But, over the last couple of years, my job is pushing me to get better at both. I've used Adobe Lightroom Classic on the PC side for years... and I've recently added the iPad and its version of Lightroom to my workflow. My 4th generation iPad Air is enough to get me started, but it's clear upgrading to the Pro iPad version will help. 64GB is not enough storage even relying mostly on the cloud. I'm most likely going to settle on the base model of the M4 11" since 256GB will be enough for some Lightroom editing and pretty simple DaVinci Resolve videos. The extra throughput via the USB-C port will help as well when I'm copying hundreds of RAW images from my camera's SSD to do my iPad Lightroom work.

This update to the iPad is in no way significant, vital, important, impressive.. it’s an over powered device with a limiting OS. As a professional designer/developer the iPad won’t be pro until it has a OS that matches its power. Watching movies, checking emails and playing games is not a Pro feature of any device. Plus most art applications won’t put a dent in the memory or processing power. Until the iPad can run Docker, VMs, the ability to install Apache, node, php, go, rust .. etc locally this device is just a toy.

I try to use my iPad to do some work, but since my macbook is faster (and better in most things), I ended up using my macbook in my lap as I would the iPad. I still have my 2018 11" ipad pro. It's in perfect condition. I am still thinking in upgrading. going from 4gb to 8gb RAM would be nice.

I was diagnosed with Glioblastoma multiforme in September. I'm sorry for your loss.

You’ll never be able to please everyone..

I think at some point these things will have some sort of dual boot system so you can use MacOS for the things that need it and iPadOS for all the other things. Storage space is the only limitation right now (and perhaps RAM as well).

I prefer the IPad *experience* to that of the mac. It makes writing to be way more hands-on and I do not feel as far removed from my own work using the tablet. It also helps you focus on your task *because* of the „worse“ window management

Would love an iPad Ultra at 16”. Would also love to see an iPad Studio at 24”. Both of these could/should be thin and light, but the 24” obviously would focused on sitting on the desktop but is still thin & light enough to transport somewhere if traveling to meeting or conferences if need be, in a pinch. As for comments on touchscreen Mac vs. iPad with MacOS, if Apple is pushing the iPad as a “hybrid touch pad with basic laptop type device” with the now-better keyboard/trackpad with mouse support, Apple should either greatly beef up iPad OS with the full multi-tasking, file management AND External ports seen in MacOS/MacBooks OR give the s a dual-boot setup to allow running MacOS and full, robust apps on the keyboard-attached iPad. Otherwise, the actual user market for the iPad Pro (now that the cheaper iPad Air 13” is now available) grows smaller every day.

Writing this on my Gen 1 iPad Pro… I buy for longevity. I only use it to write and watch videos. Probably going to be stuck with the 512GB pro as a choice this year. Who needs that HD size tho? 😅 Still, I’ll get a decade of use out of it. 🤷🏾‍♂️

I love my iPad, but the other reviewers are right. We’re at the point of diminishing returns with the iPad and have been since the M1 was put in it. Look at any test that tests even this generation 8gb vs 16gb RAM options against each other. There is almost no difference in what the machines can do, they’re identical on every test, because iPadOS simply can’t utilize the hardware put into it.

The practical benefit of thinner includes making the magic keyboard balance better

you might want to color match yourself with the background when you use a green screen, also there is edge spill on you, you can remove it all in after effects.

Agreed. We don’t need thar camera bump on iapd.

Good luck with battery. I always said buy the macbook at least if the battery is degraded you can still use it as your workstation with mag safe for 10 years.

As someone who holds the iPad for extended periods of time, anything they can do to make it thinner and lighter is GREATLY appreciated. So please enough with the “who wants it thinner.” Lots of people.

The only thing missing is macOS

Really good review! Thanks a lot for your insightful feedback!