The new iPhone 17e, along with the new iPad Air, has been quietly announced by Apple via its website, with more announcements expected this week.

Commentary: The iPad Air just got a chip bump. Meanwhile, the most affordable iPad remains cut off from AI and is another year older.

Apple's new M4-powered iPad Air promises laptop-level power, but the far cheaper base-level iPad still handles everyday tasks with ease. We break down performance, features, and real-world value to ...

Apple’s Magic Keyboard cases offer a fantastic typing experience, elevating the iPad to laptop status with a large trackpad ...

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This fall, the iPhone will get one of its most radical new models ever as a new foldable form factor debuts. Rumors indicate the iPhone Fold will have a book-style folding design. However, it sounds ...

They look almost exactly the same, but Apple's second-generation AirTag has significant advantages over the first-generation model. Jeff Carlson writes about mobile technology for CNET. He is also the ...

iPhone 18 BIG UPDATE: As Apple is working on its latest iPhone 18 series, early chatter around the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max models has started to flood social media platforms. These ...

Makuochi Echebiri is a News Writer for Collider. He has been interested in creative writing from as far back as high school, and he would consume pretty much anything that’s film or TV. However, his ...

You might have noticed that over the last several years, more and more companies have shifted to a subscription model for their products and services, and Apple has slowly begun to follow suit. As ...

I can only think of two reasons to get a 65% gaming keyboard instead of, at the very least, a tenkeyless: you either have a desk the size of a playing card, or you actually fell for the Alt+F4 trick ...