Duet Display

Popular app Duet Display, that turns your iPad into an extra display for your Mac via the Lightning USB cable, is not yet supported on the latest macOS 10.13.4 release. The developer has updated the app's FAQ page to reflect this while recommending all Duet Display users to stay on macOS 10.13.3 till the issue has been resolved....

Popular iOS app Duet Display has been updated to support Apple’s new iPad Pro. The app--created by former Apple engineers--turns your iPad or iPhone into a secondary display using a Lightning cable connected to your Mac, with literally zero lag at 60fps. The update also brings Mac and iOS performance improvements, lower CPU and energy...

Duet Display debuted last December as an app that could turn your iPad into an external monitor for your Mac. Today, it has been updated to support Windows 7 and 8 PCs, along with some improved performance. What's New in Version 1.1.0 WINDOWS 7 AND 8 SUPPORT Better performance New Screenshots We’ve tried Duet Display...

Duet Display is an app that turns your iOS device into an extra display for your Mac via the Lightning USB cable. Created by former Apple engineers, the app actually works well without any major lag in our brief tests (using the Retina resolution setting) using our iPad Air, but it did make our MacBook...

Earlier this week we told you about Duet Display, a new app made by ex-Apple engineers which allows you to turn your iPhone or iPad into an extra display for your Mac, lag-free thanks to the Lightning/30pin cable USB connection, with up to 60Hz refresh rates. The app is now available in the App Store...

A new app titled 'Duet Display’, which has been developed by Rahul Dewan, an engineer who worked at Apple for almost three years on the iPad and iMac, can turn your iPad into a second display for your Mac. "A second display can increase productivity up to 48%," Dewan told BusinessInsider, adding that his app uses the iPad as...