A new device lets users control an iPad just by thinking. For the first time ever, a person with ALS, a disease that attacks ...

PadOS 26 finally fixes multitasking. These are the top new features that truly change how you work across apps on the iPad.

The best kind of follow-up article isn’t one that clarifies a topic that someone got wrong (although I do love that, ...

Although Android is owned by Google - Perplexity's biggest and most powerful competitor - it could help to make Comet the default browser for many users.

What’s happened? Apple appears to be preparing iPad versions of a few apps previously limited to macOS devices. Why is this important? The new apps could help position the iPad Pro as a more capable ...

Buried in the press release for the upgraded Vision Pro headset that Apple announced yesterday was the news that the dedicated Apple Vision Pro app is making its way to iPad via iPadOS 26.1 later this ...

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 ...

What’s happened? In a recent conversation I had with Apple’s head of product for sports, Craig Mahonchak, on the latest update to the Sports app, he revealed a native iPad app is a possibility for the ...

If you've ever attempted to use Instagram on your iPad, chances are you immediately felt the temptation to close the app and never open it again. Since the app was never optimized for tablets, you ...

TL;DR: Instagram will launch a dedicated iPad app featuring a comprehensive redesign, marking a significant update to enhance user experience on larger screens. This fundamental change aims to ...

After a long wait of over a decade, Instagram's official iPad app has finally launched with the full-screen uncropped version of the multimedia sharing platform on the iPad. Originally, Meta has given ...

Meta this week finally unveiled the official Instagram for iPad app, after years of dodging questions about it, sometimes with silly claims. "We only have so many people" to work on developing the app ...