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Ok so here we are, week two of my little iPad Pro VS MacBook Pro for creatives test... Wow, last week was awful. I did everything I could think of to make last weeks video at least halfway decent but failed miserably. This week I have managed to pull off a miracle in the human technology world. I used an external microphone, an iPhone 11, and LumaFusion editing software and managed to make a watchable review of the ONN Wireless Earbuds. These earbuds come from Wal-Mart and last time I checked they sold for $19. These earbuds are honestly not that bad for the price. Of course I wouldn’t recommend them over Apple AirPods but then again they cost around $110 less. These particular earbuds have a good sound quality, pair with your phone easily, and pair to each other automatically. They take all the guess work out of set up. As mentioned in the video, the left bud tends to lose signal occasionally but for the price, who cares. Although I didn’t mention it in the video I can listen fo

I recently went out to my local iPad and iPhone store (US Cellular) with the intent to purchase the iPad Air 3rd generation but found myself leaving with the latest and greatest Apple tablet available. Now I’m not sure how this happened except for my unquestionable, unquenchable, and undeniable desire  to buy Apple products. I will admit that I LOVE Apple. Some people watch football, others get tattoos, while some love cars, me, I’m an Apple guy. My wife says I’m addicted and I have to admit, the argument is leaning in her favor. However, the new iPad Pro of the year 2020 is at first glance a device of beauty. Like the 2018 iPad we have a more squared off edge look and rounded corners. The pencil again charges magnetically while not in use and the ASK 2020 is available and works fine on the 2018 also. Of course you could spring for the new magic floating keyboard for a bit over $300 (I did NOT) so the device sits elevated above the keyboard. Just a hint here but the 2018 iPad Pro wil

The MacBook VS iPad Pro debate continues in a heated way. Many people are suggesting yes, it has replaced their MacBooks or laptops and have never looked back. With the pros and cons coming in with time each individual needs to weigh carefully on which device will suit their needs. With Apple pushing the iPad as a true computer replacement many have fallen victim to their marketing and rushed out to buy an iPad without hesitation. Now don’t get me wrong I am a firm believer in the amazing power of the iPad (I’m writing this article on my 10.5 inch iPad Pro right now) but I just haven’t been able to fully replace my MacBook either. Some features that I like about the iPad are cellular, ease of use, size, and the App Store. Things I don’t like about the iPad are no USB support for extended memory, no guest sign in account, and lack of full desktop webpages and software. Now of course I can use my iPad Pro for most of my daily tasks such as emails, web surfing, writing my blog, an