Apple has recently released an iPad with support for pencils filled with educational-related school applications. This is clearly an attempt to combat the Chrome book, which is gaining quite some market popularity. Google has increased Chrome book’s supply to 60 percent in the U.S., so Apple has come up with this $299 iPad in an attempt to make up for the numbers. The creation of iOS software for education apps has many fascinating applications providing teachers with enough material to use technology for better understanding and advanced studies.

Features of Iwork Apps and IPad

• AI applications for Biology class that allow students to virtually dissect insects as part of their laboratory work
• Apple offers students free iCloud from 5 GB to 200 GB to back up iPad services only
• IPad is 9.7 inches supported by a pencil
• The app store includes 200, 000 educational applications
• Touch Face time ID and HD camera with 10 hours in standby
• The iPad is $299 for teachers and $325 for others
• Apple pencil is a 99 dollar add-on
• Teachers will be able to use Mac to build digital books and report using Pages

Conclusion

Apple is having a battle in the education technology market with Google. The education market once more is dominated by both iOS and Android. Apple has the most powerful software that makes it exclusive for customers but, on the other hand, the readily available Chrome book reduces school expenses. A groundbreaking app with distinct features awaits all mobile app development companies.