Heading into 2022, we wanted to provide you with three apps that we found useful throughout the past year and that we think will grow even further in the year to come. We put together a short list of our must-have, most-used apps for increasing productivity. We spend an inordinate amount of time sorting through hundreds of apps to find the very best. Our Must-Have, Most Used Productivity Apps Here are a few apps we recommend installing on your Mac, iPad, and iPhone to kick off the 2022 year with the best foot forward. If you have a Mac, iPad, or iPhone, 2022 is going to be fun.
#Top apps for mac air pro#
Surely (surely!) this is the year we see next-level pro software for the iPad. Apps like Craft and Obsidian promise ever-more plugins to customize the app to specific workflows. New pro-level iMacs are poised for release. There are rumours of new, less expensive external displays to accompany these powerful M1 Pro and M1 Max MacBook Pros. Standing here on the precipice of 2022, it’s hard not to be excited about what is to come. And right at the end of 2021, Pixelmator introduced Pixelmator Photo for the iPhone, sporting all of the iPad app’s machine learning photo editing tricks in a smaller format. Craft Notes had a year for the memory books, launching in early 2021 and quickly usurped a dozen other note-taking/block-based/writing apps in the process. Shortcuts in macOS Monterey is still quite buggy, but promises a future of simplified automation on the Mac. And of course, the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips debuted for new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros, sporting perhaps the most enticing notebook product Apple has ever released.Īpps had their own kind of 2021. The iPhone 13 Pro sports the same design as its predecessor, but the camera system made a significant leap forward.
The M1 chip made its way to the iPad, pushing iPad hardware even further beyond the underlying software. We all marvelled at what 2021 had in store for us.Īnd what a 2021 it was.
AirPods Max hit the Apple Store at the beginning of December 2020. Apple had just debuted the M1 chip for MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro and was fresh off of iPhone 12 Pro delays. Twelve months ago feels like a long time ago.
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