A:AnswerObviously you are asking for passengers not drivers.
If your car has WiFi or you download videos or apps that do not require internet service. Another option is to use your phone’s hotspot to connect to the internet.
A:Answer1. It’s iPadOS. It’s similar to iPhone’s iOS. If you own an iPhone already, it should feel the exact same.
2. Yes. iPadOS does receive regular updates, usually alongside all other Apple devices, like WatchOS, iOS, and MacOS. It doesn’t always notify you to update right away, but not upgrading won’t hurt the performance. After some time, the notification of an available update shows up right on the main screen of your Settings, if you haven’t updated.
3. Apps are usually upgraded over night. The iPad will do it on its own, depending on the app. Popular apps are more common to update on their own than lesser-known apps.
4. iPadOS updates usually get bigger and bigger, taking up more native space on your device, but the device will offload any unused apps after a while, clearing up space.
A:AnswerMixed answers from who? Just read the spec. Yes, both have a USB C port, not lightning port. And this machine and the Pro have the M1 or M2 processor, meaning that the USB port is really fast. Much faster than the previous version iPad Air 4.0
A:AnswerYes, totally! I have Procreate myself and its wonderful. As for Affinity I do not have it but im sure it would be just as awesome and efficient to use.
