thanks to it's powerful A10 Fusion processor and Apple Pencil support, which until now, hasn't been available on any iPad other than the Pro line. However, the low-cost build creates some pretty big issues that might make you reconsider. The first issue ... ( read original story ...)
The New Cheap iPad Is All the iPad You Need
While the new iPad doesn’t feel as snappy as Apple’s flagship phone, it’s damn close. It’s so close, I can’t imagine why I’d want to pay twice the price to upgrade to an iPad Pro. There are some spec bumps when you go pro, like twice the RAM ... ( read original story ...)
Demand for Apple’s HomePod stalls after hot start
Will offering a cheaper, smaller HomePod, that still has these issues matter? The HomePod seems to be following in the footsteps of the Apple TV. It is the more expensive option in its class, does a stellar job of delivering content from Apple subscription ... ( read original story ...)
iPad review: Significant changes make for the most complete entry-level tablet
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. Apple Inc. has just released a new iPad with a bump up in specs over its previous generation, but those few changes are significant enough to make quite a difference in its day-to-day activities. While this sounds ... ( read original story ...)
Apple’s New iPad is the best tablet for almost everybody. That means you
The Apple iPad is a gadget that appeals to a really wide audience. Take the example of my parents, who are retired and happy iPad users. In fact, both my parents are on their second iPads, and I'd venture to say they get used many times per day. I also ... ( read original story ...
ESPN+ Streaming Service Launches in Redesigned ESPN App for iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV
Just over a week after first announcing the name and launch date of its new streaming service, ESPN today launched ESPN+, marking the first direct-to-consumer platform to debut from Disney. ESPN+ is available on ESPN.com and within a redesigned ESPN app ... ( read original story ...)
Apple killing support for 32-bit apps, which could impact popular business programs
Presently, the App Store does not accept submissions of 32-bit apps for ... similar to the processors currently used on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Apple TV products. The report—which first appeared in Bloomberg—indicates that the project, called ... ( read original story ...)