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11-inch M1 iPad Pro vs iPad Air: Back on top The iPad Air is no longer the obvious mid-tier iPad choice. body> If you want an iPad, you have three basic choices: the basic 10.2-inch iPad, the more expensive iPad Air, or the even more expensive iPad Pro. But if you have a few dollars to spend, the choice is even simpler. The standard 10.2-inch iPad is the budget option, with an aging design (big bezels, home button, Lightning port) and older processor. And the brand new 12.9-inch iPad Pro starts at a whopping $1,099 and is geared toward only the most demanding of users.

PC World New Zealand Apple's new M1 iMac still doesn't know you can use... Apple's new M1 iMac still doesn't know you can use your face to log into your PC Apple's relationship with webcams and biometric logins is just weird. Apple’s latest M1 iMacs may include powerful new M1 Arm chips that the Windows world may still dream of running on. But the company has yet to acknowledge that people like logging in with their face. Where are the Windows Hello depth cameras for the Mac? Apple’s new M1-powered iMacs debuted on Tuesday with biometric identification in the form of a Touch ID fingerp...

Macworld Everything Apple announced at its April 20 ‘Spring Loaded’ event iMac, Apple TV, iPad Pro, AirTags, Podcast subscriptions, services...it was a big day. body> Apple just got done with its big ‘Spring Loaded' event, and it was chock full of new products and announcements. You can watch the whole thing on Apple's site, but here's a quick summary of what went down, with links to our coverage. Apple Card updates Apple Apple started off its event by re-capping its commitment to the environment and making the company carbon neutral, but the first real announcement was about t...

Alongside the redesigned iMac, Apple introduced a new Magic Keyboard with Touch ID for fingerprint authentication, which is useful for quickly...

  Apple has launched a new version of the Magic Keyboard for Mac, adding Touch ID for password-free unlocking of macOS for the first time. Launched as part of its iMacrefresh during the "Spring Loaded" event, Apple's new Magic Keyboard brings with it a few changes that make the keyboard more useful to users. Chief among the changes is the addition of Touch ID, bringing over a technology that has been available on the MacBook Pro to desktop Macs. Having its own Touch ID sensor, it creates a secure channel to the Mac's secure enclave to protect the authentication process. The keyboard also ...