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Apple's iPad lineup has undergone changes that aim to simplify the confusing array of Apple Pencil options. Previously, Apple had multiple styluses with the same name, leading to a need for differentiation through parentheticals. However, with the release of the new M2 iPad Air and M4 iPad Pro, there will be only two distinct styluses: the Apple Pencil and the Apple Pencil Pro. The Apple Pencil Pro offers additional features and is only compatible with the higher-end iPads, while the regular Apple Pencil is compatible with all current iPads. This streamlining of the Apple Pencil lineup provides clearer options for consumers. [Extracted from the article]

The Zagg Pro Stylus 2 is an alternative to the Apple Pencil that offers similar specifications such as wireless charging and a replaceable tip. Unlike the Apple Pencil, it can be used on any iPad since 2018, including the standard iPad and iPad Air. The stylus has a matte finish and a capacitive rubber tip that is practical for turning pages. It performs well in note-taking and creative apps, but it lags significantly in Adobe Photoshop. The Pro Stylus 2 comes with a wireless charging station for iPads without wireless charging and is available in multiple colors. [Extracted from the article]

This article from People magazine provides a review of the best eyebrow pencils based on texture, pigment, and fill. The article highlights four pencils that received full marks in these categories. It also includes tips from a celebrity makeup artist on how to achieve a natural fill for statement brows. The recommended pencils include the Kylie Cosmetics Kybrow Pencil for a natural look, the e.l.f. Cosmetics Instant Lift Brow Pencil as a budget option, the Gucci Crayon Définition Sourcils for a dramatic look, and the Charlotte Tilbury Brow Cheat as the best overall pencil. [Extracted from the article]