A rather geeky/technical weblog, est. 2001, by Bramus
Rob from Tech Craft has been wild about using a Raspberry Pi 4 along with his iPad Pro. Never thought of this use case, but I was nodding in agreement whilst I was watching this. 😴 The video only gets interesting halfway through; feel free to skip the first part
What do you do when Apple keeps on taking away buttons from their devices (and when swipe gestures from nearly all edges are already taken by something else)? Well, you invent a new button: So when we ran out of buttons to hide our software’s UI behind, it really forced us to use our imagination. …
Use your iPad as an extra display for your Mac or PC. Zero Lag. Next to the fact that you have an extra display, you also gain touch to manipulate your OS. Would be of good use for that iPad 3 I have laying around, if it weren’t for the fact that it’s bootlooping after …
Junior — an iPad browser that makes browsing more fun, more ergonomic and re-thinks browser user experience from the ground up. Like the fact that the browser is runnning fullscreen with only two buttons overlayed: a back button and a “go somewhere” button. The latter brings up a screen where you can change tabs, load …