... by the introduction of new iPad Pro models and by the reduction in cost of the non-pro iPad to start at $329. This is surprising because with the iPad, Apple may have engineered it too well: The iPads thus far have been generally good enough that ... ( read original story ...)
Apple Loop: New iPhone 8 Details Leak, MacBook Pro Defeated, Rumoured iPhone 7S Release Dates
So the combination of things – the high-end number in Apple’s guidance, and the unusually large range – mean that limited iPhone 8 availability in September is my best guess. More at 9to5Mac. Not Too Big, Not To Small, iPad Pro Reviewed Can Apple ... ( read original story ...)
Tales In Tech History: Apple iPod
From this week, users will no longer see any mention of the iPod Nano or iPod Shuffle on Apple’s website. The iPod Touch (considered by many not a real iPod but rather an iPhone-lite) remains the sole standard bearer in this product category. ( read original story ...)
Video: See instant markup and notes with Apple Pencil in iOS 11 on iPad Pro
The Apple Pencil will become more powerful and useful than ever with this fall's release of iOS 11, giving users the ability to instantly begin drawing and taking notes as soon as the stylus is in hand. AppleInsider offers a closer look at how the new ... ( read original story ...)
Apple Loop: New iPhone 8 Details Leak, MacBook Pro Defeated, iPhone 7S Release Dates
Apple’s latest facial recognition system, iPhone 7S release dates, the iPhone 8’s limited launch, a review of the iPad Pro, the laptop that defeated the MacBook Pro, Apple Watch numbers, and the Victoria’s Secret case recall. Apple Loop is here to ... ( read original story ...)
What about an iPad Hybrid?
“You can outfit any iPad with a keyboard case. Apple’s Smart Keyboard uses the custom connector on the iPad Pro. But in each case, the keyboard is subpar, partly due to limited key travel. So it has a mushy feel,” Gene Steinberg writes for The Tech ... ( read original story ...)
How to Turn Off, Sleep, or Restart Your Apple TV
However, sometimes that simplicity leads to a confusing user-experience. Take the Apple TV, for example. How do you turn it off? Just press the power button, right? Sorry, there is no power button. Okay, so it's like an iPhone and has a nondescript button ... ( read original story ...)