Apple announced two new iPads at its "Let Loose" event in May: The iPad Pro M4 and the iPad Air 6 M2, which come in two sizes. The company even advertised a price cut for the base 10.9-inch iPad. The one tablet that wasn't mentioned at all? The iPad mini 7.
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Apple Redesigning TestFlight App in iOS 18
Apple plans to overhaul the design of its TestFlight app that is available to developers for beta testing their apps, and the updated design ...
Apple is working on a controller that would allow you to interact with 3D games and content
According to the patent, Apple’s vision for this controller includes integration with various sensors – 3D sensors, cameras, gaze tracking systems, and even microphones for voice commands. This level of interaction opens up a whole new world of possibilities, from adjusting audio settings with a squeeze to navigating complex 3D menus with a twist.
Could Apple’s first foldable iPhone copy one of its biggest competitors? One analyst expects a futuristic, Huawei-inspired wraparound design
While many would have expected the first foldable iPhone to be something similar to the Pixel Fold or Galaxy Z Fold 5, Haitong International analyst Jeff Pu believes Apple will take a leaf out of Huawei's book instead.
Forget Prime Day — The iPad Air 2022 just hit an all-time low price at Best Buy
Even better, the iPad Air 2022 also makes a great replacement for a smaller laptop, albeit only with some pretty pricey accessories. If you're looking to upgrade with a Magic Keyboard, it'll set you back $299. If you want the 2nd Gen Apple Pencil to write on the iPad's screen, that's another $129.
Apple’s AI Approach Is a Welcome Break From the Industry Arms Race
The tech giant took some heat this week for its “uninspired” foray into AI, but a more measured pace is just what Silicon Valley needs.