If you upgrade your iPad and gift, sell, or trade in the old one, perform a factory reset to delete all your data. A factory ...

Unfortunately, you'll need to reset the iPad to its factory-default settings in the process. Afterward, you can replace your data from a recent backup. Here's how to do it. Note: If you've never ...

To identify which iPad model you own, turn it over, and you will find it printed in very small type on the back under the iPad logo. You can also go to Settings > General > About. There you will ...

First you’ll want to back up any important files before continuing. This process will erase everything on your PC. To ensure Windows removes your files, click “Remove everything.” ...

When this iPad model came out in 2018 it was hard to imagine it ever being available for just $119. It has a 9.7-inch Retina display that makes it good for browsing the web and watching movies.

We test each iPad in the lab — including performance, display and battery — and evaluate real-world performance by using each model as our everyday tablet. Based on our in-depth reviews I ...

Prime Day has significant $150 discounts on both the 13-inch M4 iPad Pro and the smaller 11-inch model. But before buying, it’s important to consider which size is best for you. Apple‘s two ...

Take a look at our favorite iPads for students in 2024. From undergrads to med students, there’s a great iPad model to suit your needs.

That continues to be true with the 10th-generation iPad, which offers USB-C, an improved display, and a number of quality-of-life improvements over the previous model. It’s great for tablet-y ...

And the 10th Generation? It's a versatile choice for everyday use, with a new MSRP of $349 (retail) for the 64GB, Wi-Fi model. The price drop occurred when the M4 iPad Pro and M2 iPad Air were ...

Despite some faint hope from the Escape From Tarkov community, it looks like the next wipe will not be arriving this week, with next week looking like the most realistic release date. Typically ...

To identify which iPad model you own, turn it over, and you will find it printed in very small type on the back under the iPad logo. You can also go to Settings > General > About. There you will ...