The new Apple iPad (The iPad 5?) was launched with little fanfare and a massive price drop. Apple dropped the price of the device by a third, upgraded the processor to an A9, added Touch ID and promised a brighter screen. How did it manage all of this? ( read original story ...)
Apple iPad (2017) vs. Google Pixel C
Last week, Apple unveiled its most affordable iPad to date. Here's how the features and specs of the newest 9.7-inch iPad compare to those of the Google Pixel C, one of the most premium Android-running tablets on the market. When both of the tablets are ... ( read original story ...)
How to make your Apple iPad kid-friendly
Giving a kid an Apple iPad, even a used hand-me-down model, opens up a wide world of videos, games and educational apps. But taking just a few minutes to run through the settings menus goes a long way toward protecting their safety and your peace of mind. ( read original story ...)
Apple iPad is just the opening act before the big show — iPhone
Apple released a new 9.7-inch iPad without fanfare. The new tablet, which is $70 cheaper features a brighter display and faster processor. USA TODAY SAN FRANCISCO — Apple's introduction of a cheaper iPad and red iPhone came without one of its hallmark ... ( read original story ...)
Apple unveils cheaper iPad, red iPhones
Without the usual fanfare associated with some of its product launches, Apple on Wednesday rolled out a cheaper low-end iPad, a new iPad mini with more memory, and red iPhones. The new iPad, which replaces the iPad Air 2, comes with a 9.7-inch (24.25 ... ( read original story ...)
Apple’s bullish hopes for iPad run into harsh reality
Apple is finally starting to get real about its iPad business. The company said Tuesday that it would release a refreshed version of its flagship iPad at a lower price. It was the first update to this iPad model since late 2014, although since then Apple ... ( read original story ...)
Apple is launching a new 9.7-inch iPad that will start at $330
A red iPhone wasn’t the only thing Apple had up its sleeve this week. On Tuesday, the Cupertino, California company announced a new 9.7-inch iPad that’s intended to replace the iPad Air 2, which has been discontinued. It starts at $330. The new entry ... ( read original story ...)