How many iPad generations do we have? We have 10 generations of iPad, 5 generations of iPad Air, 6 generations of iPad mini, and 6 generations of iPad Pro. So, we have 27 generations of iPad in total.

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Apple's iPad Air is becoming more appealing to most people who want an iPad. The company announced today that it is refreshing the line with the new M2 series of processors, which now comes in two ...

If you’re looking to get yourself a new tablet, it’s hard to beat the value per dollar you get from the base Apple iPad. The thing is, we now have two great options, and both are on sale right now.

We’re used to seeing the Apple iPad 10th Generation discounted down to $279, but the new Apple iPad A16 has just launched and will hit the shelves on March 12. We’re bound to see some really nice ...

Some folks are just fine with a new 14-inch M4 MacBook Pro, and understandably so – they are after all shipping with double the RAM these days. However, if you’re looking for some extra real-state and ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Apple’s latest tablets arrive on March 12th. Apple’s latest tablets arrive on March 12th. Unsurprisingly, both ...

You might not believe it, but two new iPads dropped yesterday. Apple seemed intent on glossing over the refreshed iPad 2025 as much as possible, preferring that we focus on the iPad Air 2025 instead.

Apple has released two new iPads: the iPad Air with an M3 chip and the 11th-gen iPad with an A16 Bionic processor. The iPad Air features a 20% performance boost and a new Magic Keyboard accessory.

Should you get the new low-cost iPad or spring for the M3 iPad Air? We break down all the key specs and features to help you decide between Apple's latest tablets. I’m a mobile writer at PCMag, which ...

Apple just upgraded both the mid-range iPad Air and the entry-level iPad, with both tablets getting speed boosts thanks to chip upgrades. Funnily enough, we’d argue that the regular iPad is the more ...