Astropad's Rock Paper Pencil is a new accessory designed to make drawing on an iPad with an Apple Pencil mimic the feel of using a ballpoint pen on physical paper.
If you’re a 2018 or newer iPad Pro user, and you’ve been looking for a good alternative to the Apple Pencil 2 to reduce costs, but also don’t want to skimp on quality and features, then a new product from ZAGG called the Pro Stylus 2 should be on your radar.
Apple keeps its iOS and iPadOS device USB connections fairly restricted. For example, while basic connections and file transfers with MFi-compatible dongles are a given, you can’t just attach any USB-based device if your choosing and start tinkering with it like you can with a full blown computer.
A questionable new rumor claims a special version of iPadOS 17 is in the works for rumored bigger iPads. Here's why it makes no sense at all.
On the leaked iPadOS 17 system requirements list are all iPad Pros from 2017 onward, plus the third-generation iPad Air and two additional models.
Apple has reportedly trimmed the iOS 17 system requirements, meaning some devices like the iPhone X won't be compatible with the update. Here's why.
The next iPad Pro could launch in the spring of 2024, ditching the current LCD IPS screen for the more sophisticated OLED display technology.
Apple's Reality Pro headset and the iPhone 15 lineup should be impressive, but the new iPad, Apple Watch and Mac models arriving in 2023 not so much.
A display analyst has reiterated that Apple is working on a new MacBook Air model with an OLED-based display panel and OLED-based iPads that will arrive in 2024.
The latest installment of our video tips series covers the basics of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro with M2 such as setup, standard settings, multitasking gestures and more.
A version of macOS for M2 iPad Pro rumored to come in 2023 could address criticism that the iPad is hobbled by the iPadOS software, not its hardware.
Along with the new 10th generation iPad and the M2 iPad Pro come incredible new advertising wallpapers. Unfortunately, Apple never releases the incredible background images they use to advertise their hardware on the Apple Store and online commercial sites. We are here to fix that. Although the iPad line up is getting confusing, incredible wallpapers are not.