The flexibility afforded by a foldable keyboard gives you a chance to work and play anywhere and anyhow you need to. Here are ...

After their extensive reviews of the iPad Mini 7 and Kindle Paperwhite, our two tech experts got together to help you decide ...

The front camera is still in a weird place The rest of the iPad lineup moved its front camera to the longer landscape edge, making video chats look less off-center when paired with a keyboard or ...

Earlier today, the company announced a new iMac with M4 with updated versions of the Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, and Magic Trackpad that all have USB-C. Apple is also selling them individually in the ...

fresh iPad Air models and upgraded iPad keyboards. In that same window, Apple is also now aiming to release 11th-generation entry-level iPads codenamed J481 and J482, the people said. So ...

Lastly, you can also connect the keyboard to your Mac or iPad using Bluetooth 5.0. Since you can define up to three Bluetooth connections and switch between them using the function keys ...

Now, most of that doesn’t come as much of a surprise, as Gurman has previously said that we’d see the iPhone SE 4 and new iPad Air models in the first half of 2025, but now he’s narrowed it ...

But, if you’re doing the former, you’re going to want to get your hands on a great keyboard to make the most out of the device’s power. Right now, you can do that while saving some money as well, with ...

fresh iPad Air models and upgraded iPad keyboards” as well as the 11th-generation iPad. As heavily rumored, the iPhone SE will represent a complete redesign for the budget phone, with an iPhone ...

Today is the official launch date of the iPad mini 7, which is the first new iPad mini that we've had since 2021. It has a much faster chip and a few other tweaks, so we thought we'd check it out ...

an interesting upgrade to the iPad keyboards and the iPad 11. Briefly, new iPad Air models is interesting as Apple just released M4-powered iPad Air models with the new iPad Pros this last spring.

While discussing his daily routine, Tim Cook told Ben Cohen in this WSJ Magazine interview that “every day” he uses “every product.” In the story, he mentions using an iPhone, an Apple Watch, AirPods, ...