Choosing between the iPad Pro and iPad Air isn't just about price. There are lesser-known differences that can affect ...

The expensive and gorgeous iPad Pro M4 is a complicated device that’s hard to outright recommend — does it make sense to spend well over $1,000 for a tablet with the inherent limitations of iPadOS ...

With the same design, display size, camera systems, and more, the entry-level iPad is now a formidable rival to the iPad Air at a markedly lower $349 price point. With $250 between these two ‌iPad‌ ...

The current iPad Air has the majority of features found in the 2021 iPad Pro like an M1 chip, ultra wide front camera with Center Stage, 5G connectivity, and more. However, the 2022 M2 iPad Pro has ...

This year, Apple has unveiled two exciting new additions to its iPad lineup: the iPad (2025) and the iPad Air (2025). While both tablets offer impressive capabilities, they cater to distinctly ...

The next iPads are almost upon us. Pre-sales are open and the release date is days away. Here’s your full, final run-down for what’s coming when, where to buy and the best prices so far. The new iPad ...

The Apple iPad has become a staple of many people’s lives, relied on for drawing, social media, gaming, reading and so much more. If you’re considering getting an Apple tablet, odds are you’re ...

Apple has launched the 2024 iPad Air with an upgraded M2 chip, a larger 13-inch version joining the 11-inch model, Apple Pencil Pro compatibility, and more. Join along for everything that’s new and ...

There are no external changes to the 2025 iPad Air compared with the 2024 model. All the updates are on the inside, which means you get the same high-quality tablet as before. Apple sells the iPad Air ...

Several iPads are slated to get updates in 2026, including the iPad Air, low-cost iPad, and iPad mini. The ‌iPad Air‌ could be updated early in the year, sometime around the March or April timeframe.

Speaking from experience, one of the side effects of getting older is an uptick in creaking noises coming from places they never did before (back, knees), to go along with lingering aches and pains.