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This looks cool - I'd definitely use it for emails. Has it not been done already though? I have a question about the image - whats the stand used for the iPad?
> the first app that allows you to use your iDevice as an extra display for your Mac I stumbled upon iDisplay.com the other day. Can't recommend anything though, I'm not an apple user, I was looking for ways to replicate my android phone display in my desktop Linux.
Am I a little too slow here or they just launched the Mac app without the iOS counterpart? Can't find it on App Store.
Am I a little too slow here or they just launched the Mac app without the iOS counterpart? Can't find it on App Store.
> the first app that allows you to use your iDevice as an extra display for your Mac I stumbled upon iDisplay.com the other day. Can't recommend anything though, I'm not an apple user, I was looking for ways to replicate my android phone display in my desktop Linux.
Did you find anything worth using for your use case?
The other option was using genymotion, works well, but some apps can't be installed multiple times (whatsapp I'm looking at you).
If anyone knows a better way to do so, thank you in advance!
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My guess would be they're just using the shared documents area . There's a number of libraries on the desktop that let you access an API to write to the shared documents area. I'd guess they'd just be piping a mp4 feed to this and the iOS would just be reading from there.
Is there any chance this approach could eventually be used on a Linux distro or Windows?
Am I a little too slow here or they just launched the Mac app without the iOS counterpart? Can't find it on App Store.
You're too fast, the release date for the iOS app is 16th december.
My iPad 1 is pretty much a paperweight these days (I know, I know, never buy the first version of anything Apple). This could be a great new use for it.