Indice dei contenuti per Issue 96 in iPad User Magazine

Artificial intelligence is taking the world by storm right now thanks mainly to ChatGPT, for text, and a group of image generators like Midjourney and Adobe Firefly, for images. Your iPad is actually one of the best devices to enjoy using ChatGPT on since it’s portable, big enough to type on and has great battery life. In contrast, your iPhone is a bit too small for a long ChatGPT session and your Mac can become too heavy to lug around. This issue we’ve got a guide to using the ChatGPT app on your iPad. We start off by showing you the basics then give you some ideas of the different things you can do with AI. Turn to page 15 to get started. Although a subscription option exists, the basic…

AI has taken the world by storm, and ChatGPT is the best example of the capabilities of an AI chatbot with seamless integration on your iPad thanks to a well-built dedicated app. ChatGPT gives you access to GPT-3.5, which is perfect for most everyday tasks, allowing you to do everything from creating a workout plan to finding you information on any topic in a matter of seconds. ChatGPT will change the way you use your iPad, allowing you to process tasks quicker than you can imagine or gain knowledge on the fly like never before. With an almost unlimited amount of capabilities, ChatGPT is something you need to experience yourself in order to see how powerful a tool it can truly be. In this tutorial, you’ll learn the basics of…

› Apple Arcade FROM SEGA › NEEDS iPad/iOS13 or later Sonic Dream Team is a game that knows what it wants to be and doesn’t try to shoot any higher. It is an adrenaline-packed 3D speeder, pure and simple. After Dr. Eggman discovers a device to control dreams and make them real, Sonic and his pals have to jump into his mind to stop him from using them to take over the world. The story needs no more than a single sentence to explain and this feels intentional. You are supposed to download the game and get playing within minutes. Luckily, that gameplay hits you like a spinning blue hedgehog as you start immediately sprinting to the next ring, enemy, or button. A 3D platformer that emphasizes quick movement, pseudo-cinematic…

The last iPad Air 5 launched almost 2 years ago now and, those looking for an upgrade, have been waiting an awful long time for something new. With rumors of new machines and perhaps a big event, the iPad Air 6 is expected to finally launch later this month and, if reports come true, it could be set to be one of Apple’s best iPads. Although we haven’t received an official launch date yet for Apple’s smaller powerhouse tablet, we do know that both a brand new iPad Air and a new iPad Pro are expected to shake up Apple’s lineup in the next few weeks. So, while the iPad Air 5 remains one of Apple’s best tablets right now, it is about to be replaced with something much more…

A LISTEN NOW Tap here to discover the latest releases, curated playlists, and any works that you’ve recently played. B BROWSE Tap here to browse Apple Music Classical by Catalogue, by Playlists and by Instruments. C LIBRARY Any pieces you want fast access to can be added to your Library. Tap here to view them by Albums, Works and more. D PLAYLISTS Tap here to quickly access any playlists you’ve added to your library. You can also create your own. Originally launched for iPhone in March 2023, Apple Music Classical has finally arrived on iPad, making it easy to enjoy your favorite classical works and composers, while also discovering entirely new ones. To use Apple Music Classical, your iPad must be running iPadOS 15.4 or later, and you’ll need a…

GROUP TEST ON TEST › ArtRage Vitae › Art Set 4 › ArtStudio Pro › Clip Studio Paint › iPastels Sketchbook The iPad has always been the ideal platform for creating digital artwork, replacing a larger graphics tablet and computer setup with something much more elegant. Since the introduction of the Apple Pencil and other third-party styluses you have been able to paint digitally for just a fraction of what it would have previously cost. For artists the advantages are many, from a near-infinite selection of brushes, pencils, textures and colours to support for layers, filters and other creative tools that are not available when using physical paints. And there are other benefits of working digitally such as unlimited levels of undo, versioning of projects and the ability to instantly…

Canva is one of the most useful art and design apps on the iPad, thanks to its ease of use and sheer flexibility. Available for free or with a Premium subscription for $12.99/month or $119.99/year for more elements, Canva is the perfect app to create artwork, posters, documents, and more. Usually, design apps offer limited services on the free tier, but Canva is genuinely useful without forking out for a Premium membership. The platform is not only one of the best apps on iPad but also one of the best apps on any Apple device, and all of your projects will transfer between your products. If you’re looking for an app to start making designs for your small business or create artwork in your spare time, Canva is the perfect…

› Free; Premium subscription $14.99/month; $69.99/year; Premium Family subscription $99.99/year › FROM FEATURES Guided meditation, 100+ exclusive Sleep Stories, mindfulness programs, Soundscapes, and beautiful themes › NEEDS iPadOS 15.0 or later Self-help apps are very popular on the App Store, with hundreds of offerings to help shape your life and control your stress. One app, however, stands out above the rest: Calm: Sleep & Meditation. Calm is a gorgeous app available on all your Apple devices, but it shines on the iPad. With a wide range of meditation offerings for those looking to try meditating for the first time or those who have been practising for years, Calm is the quintessential app for a healthier and happier life. Sleep better Calm’s most defining feature is its Sleep Stories, carefully curated bedtime…

› $349 › FROM www.shure.com › FEATURES Bluetooth, USB or 3.5mm audio jack; six microphones; multiple ANC modes; customizable EQ;spatial audio; up to45 hours battery life › REQUIRES iPadOS 15 or later (ShurePlus PLAY app) The second generation of Shure’s Aonic 50 wireless headphones pack a lot of technology into their lightweight yet robust frame, paired with a capable mobile app for customization. They come in a well-made hard case for transportation and the fit is snug yet comfortable for long periods of listening. The headphones pair easily with your devices and there’s customizable multipoint for device switching and a range of up to 320 feet. A range of codecs are supported from Apple’s basic SBC and AAC through to those found on other devices, including the higher bitrate aptX…