Having launched only a few months ago, Apple’s new iPad Pro challenged third-party developers to quickly come up with new accessories worth showing this year at the 2016 Consumer Electronics ...

Paying $270 more for the same size iPad with roughly similar specs can be a tough pill to swallow — AppleInsider examines the differences between the new 2017 9.7-inch iPad, and the 9.7-inch ...

Apple Inc. is planning an ambitious pipeline of new products for release during the first half of 2026, including a new ...

The latest iPad Pro and the current iPad Air feature identically sized displays, with the same number of pixels. Aside from two new features (True Tone and Night Shift), they are by most casual ...

The Pro 9.7 also has a great new feature called "True Tone" that adjusts the color of the screen, which isn’t available on the larger iPad Pro.

The iPad Pro is both a pioneer and the pinnacle of tablet technology and while this 2016 model may be a bit dated, it doesn't compromise on power and convenience.

Correction & Corrections: An earlier version gave the incorrect pricing for the 9.7-inch iPad Pro. NEW YORK — Given slumping iPad sales, Apple has a strategic incentive to persuade you its ...

Apple's new iPad Pro is its most capable tablet yet. But it's not worth the upgrade if you have an iPad Air 2.

The iPad Pro raised some eyebrows when it debuted last year, but it really shouldn't have. Although tablet sales as a whole have been tanking, sales of tablets with detachable keyboards have ...

The iPad Pro, released in a 12.9-inch model in September 2015 and a 9.7-inch flavor in March 2016, has been touted as a breed apart. Though the iPad Pros resemble previous iPad models, they’re tricked ...

Apple today debuted a new iPad Pro advertisement on its YouTube channel, pointing out all of the things the powerful tablet can do as a computer replacement. The 30 second spot features the iPad ...

Apple Inc.'s iPad Pro tablet ($799 and up) is almost comically large. Seeing it for the first time, I was reminded of those first-generation cellphones that more resembled a shoebox than a svelte ...