Display and Support. The iPad Pro's display is physically larger at 12.9-inches, while the Surface Pro has a 12.3-inch display. The Apple tablet has a 264 ppi pixel density while the Surface has a 267 ppi. The iPad Pro has a slightly higher resolution at ... ( read original story ...)
Apple iPad Air 2 Smart Case: Review-Video
Review of the new Apple iPad Air 2 Smart Case with a brief look at the new White Smart Cover. iPad Air Smart Cover Review: http://youtu.be/C10g48KcdIg iPad mini Smart Case Review: http://youtu.be/ybauZRR9snM iPad mini Smart Cover Review: http://youtu.be ... ( read original story ...)
iPad Mini 5 Rumor Roundup: Specs, Features And Release
It has been nearly two years since Apple refreshed its iPad mini lineup and iFans are eagerly anticipating the arrival of the next-gen 7.9-inch tablet. Dubbed the iPad mini 5, the iPad mini 4's successor is rumored to be gearing up for a March release. ( read original story ...)
Apple Loop: Disappointing iPhone 8 Leaks, Surface Pro 4 Beats iPad Pro, More iPhone Battery Problems
Taking a look back at another week of news from Cupertino, this week’s Apple Loop includes wireless charging on the iPhone 8, a familiar OLED screen, MacBooks putting Intel on notice, Surface Pro 4 vs iPad Pro, iOS 10.2.1 problems, Apple’s quarterly ... ( read original story ...)
Apple Loop: New iPhone 8 Leaks, Surface Pro 4 Beats iPad Pro, More iPhone Battery Problems
Apple putting Intel on notice, Surface Pro 4 vs iPad Pro, iOS 10.2.1 problems, Apple’s quarterly results, a ban on the Touch Bar, and some help for Superbowl 51. Apple Loop is here to remind you of a few of the very many discussions that have happened ... ( read original story ...)
Can Apple Make You Want An iPad Again?
When Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPad to an enthusiastic crowd in 2010, he called it a “truly magical and revolutionary product.” “It’s the best browsing experience you’ve ever had,” said the late Apple CEO. That statement made sense in 2010. ( read original story ...)
Apple’s Q1 2017: Records for the iPhone and services, but the iPad still struggles
It’s fair to say that, from a financial-results perspective, 2016 was rough for Apple. Sure, the company still made billions in profit on massive revenues, but Wall Street wants to see growth and the massive iPhone sales of 2015—when the company ... ( read original story ...)