than was the case on iOS, with it now being
possible to mark up and send entire web pages,
documents or emails on iPad by simply swiping
Apple Pencil from the corner of the screen.
That leaves us with the question of what
iPads are like to use in conjunction with a
keyboard these days. You may have noticed,
while reading the press release for the new
seventh-generation iPad, that Apple has
made much of the device’s support for the
full-sized Smart Keyboard. However, writing
recently for 9to5Mac, Bradley Chambers
expressed a preference for the Brydge
Keyboard when testing the desktop version
of Safari on iPadOS, hailing its almost-instant
pairing, long-lasting battery and feel that
he described as “more like a traditional
keyboard in practice”.