At WWDC 2017, Apple announced new iPad Pro models: an updated version of the 12.9-inch model, and an entirely new size of iPad with a 10.5-inch screen. (No sign of an iPad Pro mini.) In this article, which we're gradually updating with all the new ... ( read original story ...)
How the iPad Pro and iOS 11 will finally kill the MacBook Air
While the Pro was certainly an upgrade over its predecessor, the iPad Air 2, it was still, at its core, just an iPad. The Smart Keyboard and Apple Pencil certainly made it more palatable to artists and writers, but the iPad Pro was still a far cry from a PC. ( read original story ...)
Apple iPad Pro (10.5 inch)
It's taken seven years for Apple to achieve a laptop-class tablet with a truly touch-first interface and pro-level apps. The first iPad Pro worthy of the name, the 10.5-inch model ($649 for 64GB) could herald a whole new way of working. With a blazing-fast ... ( read original story ...)
iPad Pro mini latest rumours – release date, price, features, specs
... in 2017 has been that the iPad mini 4 is now only available in one configuration - 128GB. With most iOS device launches, the product itself doesn't arrive in shops for a little over a week after the unveiling, but Apple managed to take the wraps off ... ( read original story ...)
iPad Pro 10.5 review: Apple’s turbocharged tablet
The 10.5, which went on sale last week ... There’s no question its the best iPad Apple has made. Apple’s tablet lineup now splits neatly into two: the consumer-grade iPad and iPad Mini line, which are easy-to-use tablets for playing games ... ( read original story ...)
iPad vs. iPad Pro vs. iPad Mini 4: Which is right for you?
So, what should you do? Long story short: there are now four iPads in Apple's current lineup. There's a budget 9.7-inch iPad, new 10.5-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pros, and one iPad Mini 4 that just keeps hanging on. The 9.7-inch 2017 iPad is a near ... ( read original story ...)
Apple iPad: New Features But No New Content Means Sales Will Fail To Rebound
Apple's new iPad Pro reflects a rejection of further price cutting in the iPad line, after a new $329 iPad with slightly diminished specs was unveiled earlier this year. The divide continues in the tablet market between those who use tablets primarily to ... ( read original story ...)