This first iPad took the world by storm in 2010. Since then, Apple has sold more than 500 million units, which includes the Air, Mini, and Pro variants. While the design has become sleeker and thinner ...

Apple likes to promote the idea that an iPad can replace a laptop or desktop computer — we all remember the infamous “What’s a computer?” TV ad. One of the ways this is supported is connecting to an ...

When it comes to connecting your iPhone or iPad to a TV, you can choose to go with an adapter + HDMI cable or wirelessly (called mirroring) with an Apple TV. The most convenient option is connecting ...

I have my iPad with me and I remote login to my desktop all the time via Teamviewer. Instead of buying a laptop, couldn't I just buy an external keyboard and mouse and then just use my home desktop ...

Apple is far from a perfect company, but the one thing that users can always count on is that the brand's family of high-end electronics can work in sync with one another. Chances are if you have more ...

The tech world has said too much about the iPad already, and we’re just getting warmed up. There are still lots of unanswered questions. Take connectivity, for instance. We know the iPad has 802.11n, ...

Syncing your iPad and computer requires a connection between the two. The first time you connect, you'll use the dock connector-to-USB cable that came with the iPad. After the first connection, you ...