When Apple introduced the 2018 iPad Pro, there was no question it was something completely different and completely new. It wasn’t the first product with that name, and it was technically still an ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (WHAT THE TECH?) — What are the pros and cons of using the new iPad operating system as a laptop replacement? Here’s a look. Apple’s newest iPad software, iPadOS 26 isn’t officially ...

Apple’s latest souped-up iPads, along with accessories like the Magic Keyboard and software enhancements in iPadOS, have turned the company’s tablets into bona-fide desktop and laptop replacements.

"You may not know this," said Phil Schiller during the iPad Pro's first 2015 announcement, "but the majority of people who come to an iPad Pro are coming from a Windows PC. Many of them will find it ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When Apple introduced the first iPad back in 2010, few people knew what to make of it. While Apple has always denied drawing inspiration from ...

In theory, there's no reason why an iPad can't be used as a laptop replacement, particularly when it comes to the iPad Pro. In fact, the iPad Pro has the same internals as current MacBooks, so there ...

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The iPad's potential has always been held back by the software and apps it runs. But with iPadOS 17, Apple is giving its popular tablet the running room it needs to be a real laptop alternative. I ...

Sorry to break it to you, but the iPad Pro has never been about replacing your laptop. And it still isn’t. This isn’t borne out of technical capabilities – the latest model has few limits in terms of ...

At Apple’s event today, the company released a shiny new iPad Air. It packs the M1 Apple Silicon chip into the iPad Air form factor we know and love. Apple’s choice of using the M1 processor, rather ...

It’s a cliché, but the concept of what a computer is, is changing. Unless you’re a graphic designer, music producer, or video editor, you probably don’t need a high-powered laptop anymore. And even if ...