Apple offers the iPad, iPad Air, iPad Mini, and three different sizes of iPad Pro—and there are different generations of each out there. Here’s how to tell which iPad you have your hands on. This information is important if you want to know whether ... ( read original story ...)
A love letter to my lost iPod Nano
So you can have your Spotify, your Deezer and your Apple Music. I will continue my struggle to replace my lost iPod (Apple don’t make the Nano anymore) and hold out on Spotify for as long as possible. I’m sure it’ll be totally worth it. ( read original story ...)
At WWDC18, Apple shared Beats and Nike Run Club shared the love of running
These attendees all came to run on their own volition! The WWDC schedule recommended bringing the Nike Run Club app, either on your iPhone or Apple Watch, and headphones. Prior to the run, the first trainer on the stage, Jared (below), worked up the crowd ... ( read original story ...)
iOS 12 Hints an iPad Pro with iPhone X Tech Is Coming This Year
Citing Far East supply-chain sources, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman was first to report back in November 2017 of Apple’s work on an upcoming iPad Pro. The new model was not only rumored to be redesigned from the ground-up touting many iPhone X-inspired ... ( read original story ...)
Apple Might Not Believe the iPad Pro Is a True Computer Replacement
Besides, while Apple may want users to replace their Windows 2-in-1 hybrids with iPad Pro devices, they probably don’t want users to stop buying Macs in favor of their tablet lineup. Again, that’s why Apple has made the products fairly distinctive. ( read original story ...)
Apple iOS 12: What does it mean for the future of the iPhone and the iPad?
So, the performance-focussed updates to iOS 12 should come as a breath of fresh air to users of older Apple devices. First, all devices, all the way upto the iPhone 5s and the iPad mini 2 from 2013 will get the update. Yes, a phone and tablet that are ... ( read original story ...)
Apple AirPods to support live listen hearing aid feature
Soon, you'll be able to pop in your Apple AirPods to hear the person you're talking to a little better. First launched in 2014, Live Listen turns your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch into a "remote microphone that sends sound to your … hearing aid," Apple ... ( read original story ...)