Which is better: an iPad or a drawing tablet? Deciding on what new technology to purchase can seem like a mundane task, but it doesn’t have to be if you understand two things: your budget and the ...

For years, Apple fans have been able to use an iPad as a drawing tablet for their Mac thanks to a piece of software called Sidecar. That’s made by Apple, but now a rival app from Astropad has emerged, ...

Should you get a drawing tablet or an iPad? Both drawing tablets and iPads allow for a natural drawing experience thanks to accurate styli and vivid screens with little delay. High-end drawing tablets ...

Astropad has introduced Slate, a groundbreaking app designed to transform your iPad into a budget-friendly drawing tablet, seamlessly connected to your Mac, Gizmodo reported. Tailored to cater to ...

For those that love to create with Apple Pencil, Astropad Studio has become a popular solution over the last decade to bring your favorite Mac software to iPad. Now the highly anticipated support for ...

Astropad Studio can now mirror macOS drawing apps on an iPad through a fast, peer-to-peer wireless connection. Photo: Astropad Astropad Studio now has peer-to-peer networking, reducing the latency ...

I was trying to find ways to use my iPad more efficiently. I wanted to get more out of it. It's an expensive purchase, so ...

Astropad Studio is now available for Windows, meaning artists can now use iPad as a graphics tablet for Macs and PCs, plus control devices using Apple Pencil. With Astropad Studio, artists can use an ...

E-readers of today have moved beyond their limited function as reading devices alone. Many of the top-tier e-paper tablets offer stylus support which allows users to write and even draw on them.

If you’re starting in digital art, the iPad is one of the most accessible and creative tools you can use. It combines a responsive touchscreen with powerful drawing apps, making it ideal for both ...

We don't really have a fora devoted to arts here at Ars. I guess the photography threads in the AV fora could be the closest. So Mobile Computing it is and I thought it would be interesting to compare ...