Apple is finally about to update its cheapest tablet. Here's our complete guide to the 11th-gen iPad coming in 2025.

The newest iPad Mini is starting the year down to an absolutely amazing price—the best we’ve ever seen in fact. For the very ...

The M5 chipset is expected to debut in Apple’s Mac and iPad lines later this year, before becoming a core component of the ...

If you're shopping for a mount or kneeboard you'll quickly have to answer the question, "which iPad do I have?" It's not ...

How good do you need to be? Having the highest Elo and rank does not necessarily make you the best player, let alone a pro player. While having a high Elo in the upper portion of challenger will give ...

Yes, we got the thinnest device Apple has ever made in the form of the iPad Pro, and the iPad Air trickled down a supersize iPad for the masses, and the new iPad mini, well, was a new mini in a ...

Apparently, the final model could come with the same A17 Pro chipset as the iPad Mini 7 so that it can run Apple Intelligence. That seems just a little bit unbelievable to me. While I can ...

This may not be iOS Police, but we take tablets seriously, and they don't get much better than the 13-inch M4 iPad Pro. We know users of possibly Apple's best device ever — which, let's be ...

One of my favorite iPad deals ever has made a comeback! It’s a little tricky to find, but right now you can get the iPad 10th Gen for its lowest price ever. For a limited time, the iPad 10.9 ...

Apple’s two iPad Pro sizes each have very different strengths and weaknesses, and this foldable could potentially combine the best of both sizes. Gurman says we’ll have to wait until 2028 for ...

If your iPad is slowing down or some apps are misbehaving, you don’t need to perform a complete reset. Instead, you can soft reset your iPad, which is just another term to restart to iPad. It is one ...

Starting in late 2015, things changed with the launch of the first iPad Pro. Initially, I thought the iPad Pro was ridiculously oversized. But then I had an idea: what if it could replace my laptop?