Producing a 2-1 will eliminate the need for consumers to buy an iPad (particularly an iPad Mini). Oh yeah, I see from your sig… you own a Tab S10 Ultra and M4 iPad Pro… I’m curious how do utilize both?
Yes, I switched to the S10 Ultra this year. I really have differentiated the devices in a relatively marked way:
Apple products: personal use. In "personal" use even day to day and photo editing. In the day to day I would include RRSS, Web browsing, FaceTime, photos, and strictly personal communication with my friends, partner and family.
Windows/Android products: professional use. Within professional use I include the Microsoft "suite", calls with customers, document scanning, use of the Google "suite" (personally I trust Google Drive more than One Drive, which has eliminated some written demand a couple of times and which have made me lose 3/4 hours).
So, I use the Samsung Galaxy Tab as a complement to the Galaxy Fold. It helps me take longer notes in One Drive than the Fold (evidently for quick notes it is enough, but for me, when a case arrives at the office, I like to take the "highlights" by hand and then develop it already in a writing). I use it a lot to use the Google suite, for quick reminders and notes and many times for calls that come to me with the Fold.
The Surface in the end is the computer that I connect to the external screen, so it is the main "professional team". And the mobile is my "ultra portable" phone and tablet that I always carry on me. If I get any document from the client, through the Fold on the street I can save it in Google Drive quickly and easily, quick notes, quick reminders, note meetings with customers, etc.
It is true that sometimes I make a connection between "personal" and "professional" devices, especially for the Pixel, which in the end is my second "personal" phone. If I take photos with the Pixel, I like to use the Pixel's magic eraser and enter Google Photos from the Samsung to transfer the photos to iCloud from the web browser. And then on the iPad I finish retouching and editing them. But Google's magic draft seems to me the best by far. I don't have Apple Intelligence on iPhone/iPad yet, but the eraser is available on the Mac, I don't know very well why and I don't like the little I've tried it at all, I find it worse than Google or Samsung's.
But, in general terms, I have the devices quite "separate". I am currently lucky to be able to enjoy having so many devices, thanks in part to the fact that, together with my father, we enjoyed technology a lot and we like to change the devices between us every now and then.
However, personally, today it would have the following devices:
Apple: iPhone as a personal phone (I like my 15 PM, I wouldn't change it for the 16 PM), iPad as a personal laptop (maybe I would change the 13" for the 11" because now I don't need such a big iPad because I don't travel so much, although I feel comfortable with the big one because of how little it weighs when I use it as a tablet, but the size makes it sometimes complex to use it as a tablet itself), Mac mini M4 Pro as a personal computer (I would replace the Mac Studio M1 with the Mac Pro because really, I don't need so much power and I love the New design of the Mac mini, which would occupy much less in the office), the AirPods 4 (the truth is that I liked them very much and they are more comfortable than the Pro for me) and the Apple Watch Ultra.
Android/Windows. Galaxy Fold 6 and Surface Pro. I love the Pixel as a gadget to "mess around", and its camera seems superb to me, but I would remove it from the list since I find the Samsung more useful as a device. I really like the Galaxy Tab, but I don't find some apps as well optimized as on the iPad and in the end I see it as a "secondary" team, because the Fold and the Surface complement each other well enough, although in certain things the Galaxy ecosystem is superior.
Something that I'm happy for writing assistant in AI to help me with, lol. Samsung does have some time before finalizing production of the Z Fold 7 so we shall see if changes occur.
