For most people, the iPad (not the Air, Mini, or Pro) is the best model to get. Despite its very low price tag, the 9th gen Apple iPad is a fully featured and capable tablet. The 10.2" Retina ...

According to recent reports from Bloomberg, Apple will be releasing another iPad Air with “internal improvements” as early as spring 2025. The iPad Air was just refreshed with M2 earlier this ...

Any iPad model might turn out to be the right choice for a specific older user, depending on that user’s precise requirements. But there are a few criteria that tend to become more of a factor ...

Previous iPad Minis weren’t so great performance wise and had a smaller display, but the 6th generation model fixes that. Offering incredible value, the iPad Air is a great option if you don’t ...

It’s satisfying to work with your hands on a model kit, plus you get to learn the intricacies of machines, whether historical or fictional. We researched and compiled some of the best model kits ...

The 2021 iPad mini is the most recent model of the small-form Apple tablet and it's a good choice for enthusiasts who want a bit more power in their tablet but don't want to fork out for the iPad ...

as well as previous iPad devices that used the M1 and M2 chips, will all be supported. The base model iPad 10.9 and the iPad mini will not be supported, as they use older Apple Bionic chips.

considered the value of each model. If this is going to be your child’s first tablet, you might want to set some ground rules upfront. “When a child is given an iPad, parents should establish ...

The artificial intelligence (AI) company Decart, which developed the generative AI model Oasis, has created what it calls the first playable AI video game. Kids and adults alike love Minecraft. They ...

We take a look at how the new iPad mini compares to the model it replaces and consider whether you should buy the new model or hunt around for a discounted 2021 version. Apple hasn’t done much ...

Apple's new model of the iPad bumps up the cost, fixes the camera and does something weird with the Pencil. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech, VR/AR ...