he new iPad Pro — the other iOS devices don't have the high-speed lightning port, it was new to the iPad Pro. Finally, the built-in Mail.app on the iPhone & iPad now support Mail Drop. Mail Drop detects when attachments are too large to be emailed and uploads them to iCloud, replacing the file in the email wi

any problems would be difficult. Option 2: New Epson SureColor p600 I think this is the printer you have on the 5th floor now. It has WiFi & iOS (iPhone & iPad) support built-in, so I'm much more confident in the reliability of this setup. It is, of course, a bit larger than the existing Stylus 3800 tho.

any problems would be difficult. Option 2: New Epson SureColor p600 I think this is the printer you have on the 5th floor now. It has WiFi & iOS (iPhone & iPad) support built-in, so I'm much more confident in the reliability of this setup. It is, of course, a bit larger than the existing Stylus 3800 tho.

Has JE considered Apple TVs for the new TVs? For the printers, I'll have to research a bit. I'd like to recommend printers that arc compatible with iPhone & iPad, but the ones I've seen have all been inkjets, and I'd wony that the ink would dry out in the printers if they weren't used frequently. Ill get back

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