The iPad is a wonderfully versatile object with a huge range of features and capabilities: it’s possible to happily own and use an iPad for years without doing any more than scratching the surface of ...

The Center Stage feature on your iPad enhances video calls by allowing the front camera to track your movements, automatically keeping you centered in the frame as you move. Powered by the iPad's ...

Next year, Apple iPads could have a new kind of 3D camera using a technology called "time of flight," according to a well-respected analyst. 2019 iPhones are also expected to have an improved Face ID ...

After the big M4 update for the iPad Pro last year, Apple is keeping the pace up, as the company is expected to unveil the M5 generation later this year. While this new upgrade won't be as significant ...

The Apple iPad mini 2 keeps the camera from the original iPad mini - a 5MP shooter that can record 1080p video. The front-facing FaceTime camera has not changed much either, it offers the same ...

The Apple iPad Air keeps the camera from the previous iPad - a 5MP shooter that can record 1080p video. The only thing that has reportedly changed is that the sensor has benefited from an improved ...

Apple's new model of the iPad bumps up the cost, fixes the camera and does something weird with the Pencil. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech, VR/AR, tablets, ...

The iPad’s lack of a built-in camera is not stopping a number of enterprising developers from coming up with ingenious solutions that allow users to share their iPhone cameras instead. These systems ...

Ever wondered what could happen with an iPad, the Camera Connection Kit, SSH, a USB drive, a Macbook and GoodReader all rolled into one? A 20 steps tutorial to mount an external hard drive on your ...

The first Apple iPad didn’t even have a camera. It looks as though the next iPad Pro, predicted to land this year, will have two front-facing ones. If that seems overkill, read on for the rationale ...

After Steve Jobs’ unveiling of the iPad last week, the chatter about the product didn’t go away. Instead, it just shifted: instead of questions of “what’s it going to be?” blogs and media outlets all ...