Apple makes iPad repairs a Self Service option
It took a while, but finally it has happened – now you can fix your own iPad, if you have the skill and courage.
Category: iPad
WWDC: Apple makes it easier to use Wi-Fi on the road
Apple plans to liberate everyone who travels from pernickety Wi-Fi sign-up hell, making it possible to sign into networks once and then share access across all your devices.
It is easy to see why Apple won’t make Macs & iPads in India yet
Don’t expect Macs and iPads to move to India yet – Apple needs to invest in supply chains, manufacturing, component manufacturing, logistical support, transport systems, education, human resources and machinery before it can realistically plot that course.
EU invents a brand new way to annoy US tech
Europe will from June demand smartphones and tablets ship with a new labelling system to show battery life and repairability – but who will judge?
Apple ready to enable encrypted RCS messages on iPhones
Apple will add support for end-to-end encrypted RCS messages to iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS in future software updates, the company says.
Apple puts fast M3 chip inside the iPad Air, updates iPad
It’s a tablet powerhouse! The new iPad Air with M3 chip is nearly twice as fast as the M1 iPad Air, with 35% faster CPU workflows and 40% faster graphics performance.
Apple’s first M5-powered iPads and Macs may ship this year
Mass production of the next-generation M5 Mac processor has begun with this slice of Apple silicon expected to reach iPads and Macs perhaps even this year.
10 ways Apple helps you celebrate Data Privacy Day
To celebrate Data Privacy Day, we thought it might be fun to share ten ways you can and should protect your own privacy using Apple devices.
Apple Intelligence is coming to the EU in April ’25
Chinese, English (India), English (Singapore), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, Vietnamese, and other languages will be supported in an April 25 update, says Apple.
Apple announces even more big DMA changes in Europe
Apple continues to tweak its approach to DMA compliance in the EU and today announced a range of changes around browser choices and default app settings.
