For years I went Windows userbut I always felt that something did not fit. I tried all kinds of combinations: from working with a Windows computer next to an iPhone, to carrying a laptop on the one hand and a completely independent tablet on the other. Nothing offered me a really integrated experience.
But nothing, absolutely nothing, compares to what I have lived since I set up a complete ecosystem with Apple products. I do not exaggerate when I say that there is no turning back.
How to work with an Apple ecosystem
It all started when I stopped using applications and services that were not designed to integrate with each other. I went on to use reminders in the MAC, dictating the tasks with Siri while working. What I did not expect is that, a few hours later, walking down the street, the Apple Watch interrupted me with a subtle buzz to remind me just what I had noted. Total synchronization. You don't have to do anything, It simply works And he does it without being found out.
But what has really changed my way of working and organizing myself has been Icloud. The file synchronization Among devices is simply perfect. I work a document in the MAC, I check it from the iPhone while I am going to collect a package and, if I need to make a last score, I can do it from the terminal itself. Nothing to upload files manually or send them by mail. They are there, on all devices, updated instantly.
And the photos apps a separate chapter. I take a photo with the iPhone, be it an image of a product to include in an article or a rapid capture of some notes, and in seconds appears in the Mac gallery. You don't have to do anything else. Just open the photos app and see how everything is synchronized, as if you were using a single device with multiple screens.
To this is added a function that still seems to me magic: Copy text into one device and paste it into another. Literally. I copy a phrase from a website on the iPhone and hit it in a document in the MAC with CMD + V. The same goes for images or links. It may seem a minor detail, but in the day to day it is one of those little things that make the difference and that no other ecosystem manages to replicate so fluently.
It is not just about having Apple products, but how all these devices understand each other, how your needs are anticipated and make the most everyday tasks fast, intuitive and, in many cases, automatic. So much receiving calls from the iPhone in the Mac until you continue an email on the iPad just where you left it, everything is designed to function as one thing. And that, when you work daily with technology, is a luxury.
It is not only an efficiency issue, but of control sensation. The Apple ecosystem does not need to think about how to synchronize, transfer or share your files, since it does it for you. And that level of integration is what converts experience into something incomparable. I have enjoyed the job again, to feel that technology accompanies me. And honestly, after this, return to Windows It would be like getting out of a high -speed train to get on a horsepower car.
