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PatientExpired t1_iu3tntg wrote

not gonna lie, i don’t think i’ll ever be in a situation where i’ll get to use it 🥲

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toastyhoodie t1_iu3vs99 wrote

Yep. It’s a neat concept. An open canvas that’s intended to be worked on as a collaborative effort for groups via iCloud.

Pretty neat concept for some.

I may use it as a virtual note taker.

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MISYYZ t1_iu3w9yf wrote

Can’t see me using it.

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i_am_fran t1_iu3wcm8 wrote

I have been testing it and the two major complains I have (considering it’s the first beta) are that it’s not possibile to share items to it, but only to import them from within the app, and that the writing tools are different from the ones in the Notes app (which has more options).

I’m looking forward at using it for research and brainstorming. I’ve been using a few apps to do the same but having a native option with the iPad first in mind could be a game changer.

Comparing it to other apps:

  • Miro and FigJam are built with desktop in mind and then adapted for iPadOS, drawing on them is often not smooth and their integration with the OS is not great.
  • Concepts is great but almost too much. I don’t want to waste time selecting colours, tools, etc. Also, not available on Mac.
  • Muse is almost perfect for what I do but some gestures annoy the hell out of me (no zoom options, weird drag and dropping). Also, boards are not viewable on iOS.
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littlegreenalien t1_iu3y2qi wrote

The eighties called, they want their app-icon back.

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TallNotSmall t1_iu3zc7s wrote

I just feel like this will turn more into a modern day Pictochat

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musi-229341 t1_iu466fj wrote

Already this available in appstore

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-K9V t1_iu476zo wrote

They should add the coding app from iPads instead. I don’t care about drawing on my phone, but coding would be sick.

Edit: Ohh sorry, I guess me caring more about coding than drawing is an unpopular opinion.

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ImpartialHawk t1_iu4dc20 wrote

“Apparently,” nothing. I installed 16.2 last night (Public beta) and it was included on my second page of apps. Odd because the first page was not filled. Either way, I have it and it works. I’m really not sure what I’ll use it for, though.

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Endemite t1_iu4f38o wrote

Looking forward to comments from all the people that won’t be using the app and conclude that because of that it shouldn’t exist.

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PatientExpired t1_iu4j2cq wrote

the proportions will be really weird for using an apple pencil with an iPhone.

I think this new app would be great on iPads and Macs but iPhones will mainly be used as a “canvas viewer”, not so great as a design tool.

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-K9V t1_iu4kmln wrote

Yeah, cause that’s what I would personally prefer. Doesn’t mean that can’t add whatever app they want.

Man, this sub has a severe lack of ability to understand words and context. Downvote me all you want, you clearly didn’t understand what I said. Your mistake.

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MReprogle t1_iu4rx5m wrote

Dang, I was really hoping it was just going to be a whiteboard for me to throw stuff at. Kinda more like OneNote meets Squid (an awesome whiteboard app for Android)

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cwhiterun t1_iu4tw41 wrote

Apple's version of MS Paint?

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OddBee3 t1_iu4u0cy wrote

Is this going to be a competitor to pro create?

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Bwarhop t1_iu4wvnl wrote

I don’t think this would be something I would be interested in but it might be ok for someone else.🤷‍♀️

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chris34728 t1_iu50v0k wrote

I got this app yesterday on the beta I couldn’t see any use for it 😣

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MorePropaganda t1_iu5442n wrote

Seems like their take on making some sort of hybrid version of procreate / concepts

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RedneckChinadian t1_iu59bf5 wrote

This is a good idea I think. Just the other day I was like saying to myself “dang it I need a notepad to scribble on”

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petdance t1_iu5isrv wrote

Why do you say "apparently"?

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crazyhomie34 t1_iu5p4we wrote

Idgaf I’d use a pencil every day if it was supported by my iPhone. I came from having a Samsung note and the stylus is the biggest thing I miss coming over to an iPhone. Or you know what? Apple can make a separate stylus and sell more shit. I’d preorder one if it was an option.

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Messiah_Knight t1_iu5pp0v wrote

We’ll since Apple Pencil doesn’t register on iphones(obvious I know) you pretty much use some off brand pen or worst case scenario, your fingers. But adding pencil support would be tricky since you can only charge it (2nd gen) on an iPad.

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crazyhomie34 t1_iu5ptil wrote

Seems cool. Btw what do you guys use as a stylus for an iPhone? Seems stupid that apple won’t make the stylus compatible with an iPhone.

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nikenick28 t1_iu5r64j wrote

I still don’t understand why Apple doesn’t include Apple Support App as standard on iPhones preinstalled

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Shloomth t1_iu5t1k7 wrote

I haven't tested it but i watched the part of the event where they introduced it. It looks like a digital whiteboard, which is something i've wanted for awhile. I'm hoping my family and I can make use of it for the same kinds of things we'd use a whiteboard for, like keeping track of when foods were cooked and chore rotations

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Shloomth t1_iu5tc7w wrote

it feels to me like an evolution of the notes app. Or to put it another way, maybe they were working on adding this functionality to Notes but it ended up making more sense to make it its own separate app

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meaculpa303 t1_iu5vk6q wrote

Not gonna lie, I didn’t even realize that it was downloaded to my phone. Thanks for the heads up!

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-D-M-G- t1_iu5whx5 wrote

Apple - ever thought asking your customers what they want instead of what R&D wants to provide. It's called Customer Driven Products. Some guy name Jobs used to talk about it.

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mason195 t1_iu6rfok wrote

I just deleted that shit, wondering if I drunk downloaded an app. Solved that mystery. Didn’t even think that the update was the culprit.

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liquidsmk t1_iu6yp2e wrote

Can we talk about how trash that app icon is. Looks like a child designed it.

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malcxxlm t1_iu70hjb wrote

I would love to be able to do that, but how do you charge the pencil then? It is sold separately from the iPad so in order to be compatible with the iPhone it would need to be able to be charged separately… except if we are talking Gen 1 Apple Pencil

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LowFunctioningGenius t1_iu7cwy5 wrote

It’s actually not like that in most cases. People don’t ask for the things they get, as much as it’s the company that develops based upon an initial idea and then they see what customers think. I use apps like this all the time with my clients and students. Just because it doesn’t do anything for you, doesn’t mean it’s useless.

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sjsharksfan12 t1_iu7vneo wrote

Is this just basically a taking notes app? Why not just update the Notes app and just combine the two ideas?

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CANIn16 t1_iu80jyt wrote

Is this on iPadOS 16.2 too?

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me_me_me_me_me t1_iu8lpgc wrote

I dunno if you do this for a living but the last thing you want to do when building a brand new application is to ask users what they want. Users don’t know what they want. They only tell you what they don’t want and even then not until after you build what they said they wanted.

Far-and-away THE BEST way to deliver new applications is to quickly build and deliver a small, limited app that actually works and does something useful on live content. At least that way you can completely start over without losing much time.

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Pizzastevee t1_iu92ns9 wrote

Already got a bug with it. I can’t delete any boards I make

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DesperateUse5976 t1_iu95gmo wrote

They would make it only compatible with the biggest iPhone Mega Ultra Super Pro. More heavy, bigger camera bump. Three color options, all muted and boring. 128 GB base, 2 grand. We think you are going to love it.

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