The Mac Pro isn’t the only device Apple is rethinking for professional users. According to a new report, the company is also considering significant changes to the MacBook Pro and iPad Pro, one of which could see the fancy new Touch Bar biting the dust. ( read original story ...)
iPad 2017 review: $329 gets you a new iPad. We done?
SEE ALSO: Apple’s cheap iPad is tailor-made for education The new iPad replaces the nearly three-year-old iPad Air 2, which Apple says was its best-selling iPad ever. In many ways, the new iPad reminds me of the iPhone SE: it's got an old, but familiar ... ( read original story ...)
Apple iPad (2017) Review
Apple's iPads typically offer high quality at hefty prices, but the company's latest tablet flips the script. Replacing the $499 iPad Air 2, the newly released (and simply titled) $329 iPad packs a speedy processor, vibrant display and phenomenal battery life. ( read original story ...)
Apple Clips: What it offers and how it works
So, what is Apple Clips? Here is a quick review. Think iMovies, think Clips. To me, Clips is a lite version of iMovie. The app lets you create short videos on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. Clips actually makes it easy to stitch together multiple videos ... ( read original story ...)
Apple iPad Pro 2 Merges iPad Air, MacBook Air Functionalities [VIDEO]
Since latest models of iPad Air and MacBook Air are no-where to be seen, reports suggest that the notable specs and features of the two could possibly merge in the upcoming iPad Pro 2. The next-gen iPad Pro which is slated to be released soon is said to ... ( read original story ...)
Apple iPad review (2017): No alarms and no surprises
Over the past few years, we've seen the iPad go from curious experiment to Apple's vision for the future of computing. But we've also seen the tablet market dry up — not even the iPad has been immune to those changes. Still, it's hard not to look at the ... ( read original story ...)
Running with Apple Watch Nike+: NRC is an effective coach, but app reliability can be spotty
The only difference with Apple Watch Nike+ compared to other Series 2 models is two Nike watch faces that are exclusive to the Nike models. These recently got new Nike color options through Apple’s watchOS 3.2 software update. Before last month ... ( read original story ...)