Having already tested a bunch of iPad keyboard cases, iDB's video editor Harris Craycraft thinks he's found one that perhaps has it all. With a newly launched protective case from Doqo, your iPad Pro gains not only a backlit physical keyboard but also a built-in trackpad and many missing ports, turning that tablet of yours into a touchscreen MacBook Air of sorts.
On this day in 2010, Apple first introduced the iPad to the public. Apple set in motion the rise of an entirely new segment of the mobile computing market. Ten years later and with hundreds of millions sold, Apple has evolved the iPad into its device computing platform - one that may ultimately be as transformative as Macintosh was 36 years ago.
Newer iPhone and iPad Pro models have ditched the traditional Home Button in favor of an edge-to-edge display that sports a software-based Home Bar instead. The Home Bar can be used for unlocking, returning to the Home Screen, toggling Reachability, and switching between apps, but many would argue that it doesn’t always need to be visible.
For those looking for a solution to this quandary, a new and free jailbreak tweak called AutoHideHomeBarX by iOS developer Asterix can automatically hide the Home Bar when it isn’t needed and cause it to reappear again when it is.
The Smart Keyboard is a popular enough accessory for Apple's iPads that support it, and a new rumor suggests Apple could be making an important change this year.
The most recent update to Epic Games' Fortnite enables gameplay on the 2018 iPad Pro at 120 frames per second, making the popular free-to-play battle royale game better than ever on iOS.
Apple has shared a couple of YouTube videos today detailing the creative process behind making posters for two of Apple TV+'s originals.
There are several different 5G technologies already out there, which means smartphone manufacturers have to make decisions about which to support in their devices.
How long do you expect to keep using your gear? Or are you shopping for a sweet deal on an older iPad? The 9.7-inch iPad Pro first appeared in March of 2016, which means it's nearing its fourth anniversary. Four years is pretty long for a mobile device - how does an iPad Pro that old hold up in 2020? That's the question iDB video editor Harris Craycraft recently sought to answer.
As is par for the course, it's that time of year again: Apple has launched its "Back to University" promotion for students and educators in select countries.
The accessory maker Brydge has made a name for itself over the years by creating top-of-the-line keyboard accessories for various Apple-branded iPads. And now it has its first with an integrated trackpad.
According to the popular smartphone leaker Steve McFly, the co-owner of SlashLeaks who also happens to run the Onleaks account on Twitter, the fourth-generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro may have a glass back panel similar to the design of the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max.
The Apple-branded Pro Display XDR is an impressive standalone monitor, powerful in its own right and feature rich. So there has been some speculation about which devices, if connected to the accessory, would actually work.