Learning to love the iPad Air 2<article>
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<p>I was an iPad mini lover from the first. I bought
the original model just so I could try it out, figuring I’d hand it down to a family member or sell it, and ended up adopting it as my own personal iPad. When
the iPad mini 2 came out, I rushed to get one and adopted it as my own personal
Retina iPad. </p><p>But a funny thing happened: This summer I bought a refurbished iPad Air 2 in order to try out
Split View multitasking, a special feature of iOS 9 that no other iPad supported at the time. (The new
iPad mini 4 also supports it, as will the forthcoming iPad Pro.) I spent the summer mostly using the iPad Air 2. So when the iPad mini 4 was announced, I responded by... not buying it. Instead, I’m planning on handing my iPad mini 2 down to my son and sticking with the iPad Air 2. </p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2990478/ipad/learning-to-love-the-ipad-air-2.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Learning to love the iPad Air 2
