In recent weeks the boys of Cupertino they have insisted on trying to convince us that the iPad Pro is the best tool that we can currently find on the market if we want to renew the computer once and for all, be it PC or Mac (even if it is counterproductive for the company), but be able to continue doing the same as we did with our computer. This time he focuses on saying goodbye to printers, thanks to the possibility that the iPad Pro offers us with the Apple Pencil to be able to sign any type of document and send it later by email. The theory is fine, but many users do not use a computer for that exclusively.
Although 90% of users use the computer to view their wall on Facebook, Twitter, send the odd email, surf the internet, the iPad Pro still does not meet the needs of other people who need to write long documents, edit photos or videos, create spreadsheets, presentations ... We will never find the versatility that a desktop operating system offers us iOS, no matter how iPad Pro, although the Apple Pencil helps a lot.
If Apple wants users to be convinced that the iPad Pro is a real replacement for a computer, iOS should be more versatile in this sense, something that does not go through Apple's head, as Tim Cook said a few months ago. In previous announcements we have seen how Apple highlights that iOS is virus-free, it has the Office suite to edit any document and that it also allows us to connect from anywhere thanks to the 4G mobile connectivity offered by the cellular model.