15:26Long-form

The real reasons Apple won’t put macOS on the iPad

United StatesPublished July 24, 2024

Views 874K  |  Likes 20.4K  |  Comments 2.24K
Views#3,174,955Global
Views#697,731United States

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The VergeThe Verge
3.52M subs•6.50K videos•Aug 2006

This video has 874K views and 20.4K likes, ranking #3,174,955 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

874,316

Likes

20,410

Comments

2,243

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Total (all-time): $612 – $1.75K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Apple has refused to put macOS on their iPads, but Apple users want to know, why not? Video director, Owen Grove, dives into answering this question by speaking to experts and trying to use the iPad Pro as his work device while mirroring macOS. 00:00 Intro 01:12 Using iPads for "Pro" work. 01:58 Powerful hardware, sle…

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July 24, 2024
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