Just picked up new iPad Mini and Pencil Pro so I’m sat. As a general rule, I don’t have any social media on my iPad. I have language learning apps (memrise is pretty great),Moleskine Timepage for calendar, Pastel Kana for Kana drills, and Apple Notes for, well, notes mostly because it has the handwriting correction feature and doesn’t have, like, a subscription model. For games I just use NYT Games since they’re mostly brain teasers and the Professor Layton series. I’m trying to make it an educational, productive, but not boring device. Edit: if you use the pencil a lot, you can program the squeeze feature to act as a home button so you don’t have to interrupt your workflow to swipe up with your other hand.
great tip for the kindle app i wasn’t aware of. you can also reduce brightness system-wide by enabling the “reduce white point” accessibility feature, and make the screen warmer than the default night shift by using it in combination with the color (tint) filter
There’s actually a setting in the iPad. I believe it’s under display or one of the accessibility settings that allows you to dim the screen all the way 100% down. But you have to turn that setting on in the settings.
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Just picked up new iPad Mini and Pencil Pro so I’m sat. As a general rule, I don’t have any social media on my iPad. I have language learning apps (memrise is pretty great),Moleskine Timepage for calendar, Pastel Kana for Kana drills, and Apple Notes for, well, notes mostly because it has the handwriting correction feature and doesn’t have, like, a subscription model.
For games I just use NYT Games since they’re mostly brain teasers and the Professor Layton series. I’m trying to make it an educational, productive, but not boring device.
Edit: if you use the pencil a lot, you can program the squeeze feature to act as a home button so you don’t have to interrupt your workflow to swipe up with your other hand.
That sounds like a great setup!
great tip for the kindle app i wasn’t aware of. you can also reduce brightness system-wide by enabling the “reduce white point” accessibility feature, and make the screen warmer than the default night shift by using it in combination with the color (tint) filter
Perfect follow up to "My Simple Apple Productivity System (iOS 18 update)" which i just finished! Loving the channel. Keep up the great work Miles!
Thanks for the video. I learned a few things that would definitely assist me in getting the most out of the iPad.
Glad you found it helpful!
There’s actually a setting in the iPad. I believe it’s under display or one of the accessibility settings that allows you to dim the screen all the way 100% down. But you have to turn that setting on in the settings.
Do you mean “reduce white point”?
Looks like your 12 week year is going well 😎
Yessir!
What is you’re text/display size your iPad seems to have bigger font which I kinda like
This was very helpful! I also consider the iPad the middle child as well your tips will help. - #jjuanthebrand
You can apply a red color filter at night, so dim the iPad screen more
Great tip!
Hi Miles, what size of ipad are you using and what model?, thanks!
How do you get the dark green background in apple notes?
What do you usually use your iPad for?
Good Lord, those bookshelves look crowded!
Declutter removing apps? Might as well sell that iPad. It’s useless haha
Your lighting is weird
Constructive feedback would do better
@ I'm sorry I thought that was what I did, it feels like there's a shadow cast on your face. Not exactly sure what's going on.