As a minimalist, I’ve long wanted to replace the 13-inch MacBook Air M2 I use for work with a slimmer and more portable iPad. Following the iPad Pro M5’s debut, I came across a heavily discounted M4 ...

iPadOS 26 is easily the most significant change to the iPad software we’ve ever seen. Between the new multitasking windows in 26.0, the slide-over refinements in 26.1, and now the return of Split View ...

Apple will introduce a fantastic update with iPadOS 26.2. The software is currently in beta with iPadOS 26.2 beta 3 recently released. It addresses long-standing user concerns about multitasking on ...

Last week news started to make the rounds that Lenovo has published a web page spelling out the pros (and many cons) of PCs running Android. But Lenovo has since removed that website and claimed that ...

I go step by step to show how I use GarageBand on my iPad to start making music. These five tips helped me learn the basics fast. I show how to use the sound browser to choose instruments, play with ...

Slide Over, one of the best iPad multitasking features, got rescued from the rubbish heap with the new iPadOS 26.1. It’s an ideal way to keep an application that you check frequently but not ...

It’s not quite right to say that for the first five years of its life, the iPad was an iPhone (or an iPod touch) with a really big screen meant to be a lean-back consumption device. After all, the ...

The release of iPadOS 26 introduces a suite of features designed to enhance how you use your iPad for both work and leisure. By narrowing the gap between tablet and desktop functionality, this update ...

With how often new apps and games pop up on both the iPhone and iPad, it's not unreasonable to think that their libraries are more-or-less the same. There are going to be some iPhone apps that won't ...

Apple's iPadOS 26 is finally available to all, with much-needed updates to Notes and Files, plus a new windowed multitasking system. Here's what's new. Apple has also included some major iPad-specific ...

In terms of raw computing power alone, a Mac is miles apart from an iPad. It can handle heavy workloads without bogging down, work with almost any USB device, and run full desktop apps and even ...

The latest iPadOS makes Apple’s tablet behave more like a Mac than ever. Can an iPad now finally replace a Mac for everyone? We find out. Because we do things properly here at WIRED, this could not be ...