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Labeling the file names with date and time stamps is far better than the ‘untitled’ label so many other apps use. I wish it had better workflow building tools like Editorial does, but it is a smartly made app. I don’t love the UI, but it is a very powerful tool like Editorial, except unlike Editorial it works on the iPad Pro. 1Writer has been solid other than that one instant. What I didn’t mention is that I am using iOS 9.2 b4 on my iPad, so it very well could be an issue with the beta version of iOS. Which is true, I lost a 1,500 word document for seemingly no reason. If you follow me on Twitter, then you saw my rant about 1Writer losing a document of mine. Initially I jumped on the 1Writer band wagon when I started on the iPad Pro, and I agree with almost everything Viticci said about it in his review. There’s some really dated looks to it, like the gradient of the menu bar, but those things aside - I would be lost on the iPad Pro without this app. It’s my go to app for writing now and it is solid. That said, I cannot deny the fact it is the most polished writing app of its kind for the iPad Pro. I don’t love Byword, and I have never been a big fan of the app. The mark all as read view looks great, with the blurred vibrancy look applied to the background - it makes me keep that dialog turned on.

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I don’t care as much for it as a full screen app as I do for a half screen app - putting Safari on the second view. I’ve been using Reeder a lot, but it hasn’t been updated for the iPad Pro yet, and so I switched over to Fiery Feeds for the iPad Pro. It fits really well with how I like to write.

I do this almost everyday and it really is fantastic. Everything about OmniOutliner on the iPad is great, but what is really great is tossing it in a small split view so that you can look right at your outline as you write through the draft. I’ve long been a fan of OmniOutliner and it has long been my go to for outlining. What I love about Mail on the iPad Pro is strictly how good email messages look in them. While Mail is solid on the iPad, it really is good on the iPad Pro. I know a lot of people love other tools for email, but for me Mail is such a consistently solid app, that it is my pick for email on OS X and iOS. This could be a stock app, or some new app you have never tried. This isn’t just about new apps either, this is about any app out there which makes a better experience on the iPad Pro.

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Whether the device succeeds or not is resting on the shoulders of the software for a change. The software, the apps more specifically, are what will really make or break the iPad Pro in the long run, as the hardware is all there and the accessories are all there as well. Now that I have had some time to dive into the iPad Pro, and make it my primary machine, I wanted to look at the apps which really excel on the iPad Pro.

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