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Apple has raised prices for MacBook and iPad models by 20%, affecting consumer costs.
Apple has raised prices across its product lineup—including Macs and iPads—by hundreds of dollars, blaming soaring memory costs driven by AI investments that have shifted chipmaker focus to more profitable data center memory.
Apple has raised prices across its Mac and iPad lineup due to rising component costs, with increases ranging from $100 to over $1,000 on certain models, citing unsustainable memory and storage price hikes driven by AI server demand.
Apple has raised prices across its product lineup by hundreds of dollars due to ongoing memory and storage shortages, driven by AI companies' demand for RAM and SSDs.
A 2012 interview clip resurfaces in which Jeff Bezos defends the Kindle's single-purpose design against the iPad, arguing that his audience values focused reading over multimedia features.
A comprehensive buying guide comparing iPad models (Air, Pro, Mini) and Apple Pencil options to help consumers choose the best tablet for their needs in 2026.
Paul Buchheit argues that great products succeed by focusing on a few core attributes executed well, rather than trying to include every feature. He uses the examples of the iPod, iPad, and Gmail to illustrate his point.
A developer's debugging journey revealing how a WebRTC-based app (p2claw) failed on iPad due to two bugs: a hardcoded constant in webrtc-rs and a one-line design decision in Tailscale, causing data channel message loss.
AT&T has launched a $3 unlimited day pass for iPads with eSIM, providing 24-hour data without contracts or credit checks, with a free first day.
Apple's latest watchOS 27 and iPadOS 27 updates drop support for several older Apple Watch and iPad models, including the Apple Watch Series 9 and original Ultra, as well as some iPad Air and iPad models. The updates introduce an improved Siri AI feature, contributing to the more aggressive culling of older devices.
The author shares their experience using an iPad with UU Remote to connect to their computer, calling OpenCode to demo AI workflows to a client on-site. They emphasize being able to continue using the AI environment on their computer without carrying it, and note that the tools are free with no strings attached.
Craig Mod argues the iPad should be a radical, touch-only device with no keyboards or windowing, while lamenting that Apple never shipped a "MacBook Neo" combining iPad hardware with macOS.