iPad Pro baru Apple terlihat seperti tablet pemenang

Hello, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 37, your go-to for the latest and greatest in the world of tech and entertainment. If you’re new here, feel free to send me links and check out past editions on the Installer homepage. This week, I’ve been exploring iPads, LinkedIn games, auto shows, typewriters, and treasure hunting. I’ve also been watching Everybody’s in LA and Sugar, and trying to resist buying Yeti’s new French press (even though I really don’t need more coffee gear). Plus, I’ve been following Jerry Saltz’s favorite Instagram accounts, testing out Capacities and Heptabase for note-taking, and using Plinky for link-saving. And let’s not forget all the fun I’ve been having playing Blind Drive.

I’m excited to share with you a fantastic new iPad, a smart home hub, a Twitter documentary, a sci-fi show, a budget-friendly streaming box, and much more. Your feedback and ideas are always the best part of Installer. What are you currently reading, watching, cooking, playing, or building? Let me know at [email protected] or find me on Signal at @davidpierce.11. And if you know someone who would enjoy Installer, be sure to tell them to subscribe!

Here are some highlights from this week’s Drop:

– The new iPad Pro: Thin, light, and with a gorgeous OLED screen, this tablet sets a new standard in hardware.
– Animal Well: A highly inventive game that has received rave reviews for its uniqueness and engagement.
– Final Cut Camera: Apple’s pro-level camera app for iPhones and iPads, offering manual control and editing features.
– The Aqara Hub M3: A versatile smart home hub that supports various assistants, protocols, and platforms.
– “Battle of the Clipboard Managers”: A Reddit discussion on the usefulness of clipboard managers and recommended options.
– Proton Pass: A password manager with new security monitoring features and smart sharing capabilities.
– The Onn 4K Pro: An affordable streaming box with voice control, support for all specs, and smart speaker functionality.
– Dark Matter: An Apple TV Plus series exploring life in a parallel universe, promising a thrilling sci-fi experience.
– The Wordle archive: Over 1,000 days of Wordle puzzles to challenge your word skills.
– Black Twitter: A People’s History: A Hulu documentary series diving into the impact of Black Twitter on social media.

I also had the pleasure of chatting with Kylie Robison, The Verge’s new senior AI reporter, about her phone setup and current interests. Kylie shared her organized iPhone screen, featuring essential apps like Apple Maps, Spotify, and Google Drive. She also revealed her recent obsessions with Stardew Valley, 3 Body Problem, and Love Island UK.

In the Crowdsourced section, members of the Installer community shared their recommendations, including switching to Pandora for better music recommendations, enjoying content from Netflix Is a Joke Fest, exploring the Mantella mod for Skyrim, and trying out the Snipd podcast app for AI transcription and guest information.

I’d love to hear what you’re currently into, so don’t hesitate to reach out with your recommendations. Email me at [email protected] or message me on Signal at @davidpierce.11. Let’s keep the conversation going!