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Did you know that you can use your iPad as a second monitor with a Mac or Windows computer?

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Good morning and Happy Thursday. Did you know that you can use your iPad as a second monitor with a Mac or Windows computer? That’s what we’re taking a look at today.

Also before we dive in, this exec helped bring a company’s market value from under $1 million to over $55 billion. Can he do it again?

Pro Tip of the Day: Todd Gibson, one of the guys who helped launch the Monster energy drink brand, went on to lead three other beverage brands to successful exits. Monster would go on to deliver the Nasdaq’s biggest winner over the next 30 years, racking up a mind-blowing 57,619% rise over that period.

Todd is back with Yerbaé Brands (OTC: YERBF), which is laser-focused on the health-conscious energy drink consumer. The beverage industry is skyrocketing and is expected to hit $217B by 2028, and the energy drink sector specifically is on its way to $86B by 2026.

Get started on your due diligence today by downloading this in-depth report on Yerbaé Brands (OTC: YERBF) — Monster Profit Potential: The Undiscovered Beverage Company Set to Explode..

🖥️ Two Is Better Than One

How To Use An iPad As A Second Monitor With A Mac Or Any Computer

Two is better than one, and when it comes to monitors, you can never have enough. For multitasking fans, there are several easy ways to use the iPad as a second monitor with Apple or Microsoft computers.

Multiple monitors are a multitasker's delight and often a necessity. However, having a multi-monitor setup is not always possible or feasible. That is where some built-in tools from Apple and third-party apps come in.

Sidecar on macOS: First things first, let's explore the built-in solution that Apple offers.

This feature is built-in to both macOS and iPadOS. It works wirelessly, so you don't have to worry about cables or alignment, for that matter. However, plugging your iPad into a power outlet would be a good idea.

Apple calls this feature Sidecar, and here's how you can use it:

  • Ensure you are signed into the same Apple account on your Mac and iPad.

  • Keep Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Handoff enabled on your iPad.

  • Now, on your Mac, click the AirPlay icon on the menu bar at the top.

  • Select your iPad from the list.

That's it – your Mac's screen will now be extended onto your iPad. You can now move any specific window on your Mac to the iPad by clicking the green button on the window and selecting Move to iPad.

Duet Display: Duet Display is a great third-party solution, even though it comes at a slightly premium price. It works with macOS, Windows, and Android operating systems, making it a versatile solution.

The way Duet Display works is very simple. You must sign up for an account and log in to the app on your iPad. Then, you will need the companion app installed on your primary device.

Once you have the apps and logins done, you must plug in your iPad to the Mac, Windows, or Android device.

A separate Duet Air subscription lets you use the service wirelessly, but it costs $4 per month.

Splashtop Wired XDisplay: Splashtop Wired XDisplay is another cross-platform solution that lets you use your iPad as a second monitor.

Like Duet Display, Splashtop has a primary app and a companion app. You must install the app on both your iPad and the primary device.

Once the app is installed, connect your iPad to your Mac, Windows, or Android device using a cable, and you're ready. You can manage the connection using the Splashtop app.

Pro Tip of the Day: Todd Gibson, one of the guys who helped launch the Monster energy drink brand, went on to lead three other beverage brands to successful exits. Monster would go on to deliver the Nasdaq’s biggest winner over the next 30 years, racking up a mind-blowing 57,619% rise over that period.

Todd is back with Yerbaé Brands (OTC: YERBF), which is laser-focused on the health-conscious energy drink consumer. The beverage industry is skyrocketing and is expected to hit $217B by 2028, and the energy drink sector specifically is on its way to $86B by 2026.

Get started on your due diligence today by downloading this in-depth report on Yerbaé Brands (OTC: YERBF) — Monster Profit Potential: The Undiscovered Beverage Company Set to Explode..