iPad

Introduced as a new iPad screen size replacing the 9.7-inch iPad Pro in July 2017, the 10.5-inch iPad Pro has been available for almost an entire year. AppleInsider takes another look at the Apple Pencil-equipped performance tablet to see how it’s fared 12 months after launch.
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Apple could be gearing up to introduce as many as five new MacBook models and five new iPad models sometime in the second half of 2018, regulatory filings out of Eurasia have revealed.
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The latest iOS 12 beta has a new avatar generation feature intended for the iPad that requires a TrueDepth camera system, lending credence to rumors that FaceID iPads are coming sooner rather than later.
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Summer vacation is underway, which means it is time for parents to start acquiring what their children need for the upcoming school year. AppleInsider details the options available for iPads, including alternative options to the current Apple Pencil-equipped model.
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You’re going back to school this fall, and you need a new computer. If you’ve chosen Apple, you’ve got a few options for what to buy: You can get a Mac, or an iPad. AppleInsider discusses which is the right device for you.
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Apple views aluminum from a new more environmentally friendly venture with Alcoa and Rio Tinto as part of its device production in the future.
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Wednesday deals are here and shoppers can grab a 2016 15-inch MacBook Pro with a 512GB SSD for $1,699, the lowest price anywhere. Apple’s HomePod is also on sale for $329, while the 2017 iPad is $60 off with no tax in most states.
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Adding to a slate of new commercials pushing this year’s 9.7-inch iPad revamp, Apple on Monday published a series of four short ads touting the tablet’s compatibility with Apple Pencil.
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The ONE Smart Keyboard Pro unlocks incredible possibilities by integrating with the iPad you already own, and AppleInsider has been using one for a while.
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Maryville University on Monday detailed its ongoing iPad Pro curriculum, a unique program that provides each incoming student a new iPad Pro and Apple Pencil, saying Apple’s educational hardware and software suites not only add value to classroom activities, but help save money.
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