Astropad Studio has officially launched a highly anticipated release with PC support now available to use Windows apps on iPad.

Astropad Studio is now available for Windows, meaning artists can now use iPad as a graphics tablet for Macs and PCs, plus control devices using Apple Pencil.

Astropad has introduced Slate, a groundbreaking app designed to transform your iPad into a budget-friendly drawing tablet, seamlessly connected to your Mac, Gizmodo reported. Tailored to cater to ...

Wacom's new, affordable touch-n-stylus drawing tablets owe more than a little to the iPad. Before the iPad, there were two options for graphic artists who wanted to use a computer.

Astropad has recently released an app, Slate, that lets you use your iPad as a drawing tablet that you can connect to your Mac to see the results. Apple’s Sidecar has allowed you to do this for ...

There’s a new app that lets you use your iPad as a drawing tablet for your Mac. Can it beat Apple’s Sidecar, and will it become a favorite of digital artists?

They're also the backbone of my own practice. So grab your iPad, tablet or even a laptop and drawing tablet, and follow along as we blend traditional art sensibilities with modern tools.

How could a tethered display tablet even begin to compare to my beloved iPad Pro? Well, after some time with Wacom’s new drawing tablet, I found myself using any excuse to put the stylus to screen.

If you own an iPad, you can use it as an extra monitor regardless of whether you use Mac or Windows. Though it may seem magical, the process is very simple.