For iPad, Accessibility Gives ‘It’s Just a Big iPhone’ New Meaning

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By Steven AquinoMar 30, 2020, 12:00 pm474 pts
Perhaps the most common complaint hurled against the iPad over its first decade of life is that it‘s little more than a bigger iPhone. At a fundamental level, the criticism is certainly valid: by and large, the iPad runs the same software as the iPhone. The penchant for bemoaning this bigness emanates from…

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