This means that Apple has dropped supported for the iPad mini 2 and iPad mini 3, as well as the original iPad Air. As for macOS 10.15, be sure to read our coverage of those compatible devices here .

Apple has just announced the latest versions of its mobile software: iOS 13 for the iPhone, and the newly renamed iPadOS for its iPad lineups. But unlike last year’s iOS 12, which ran on every ...

iPadOS is available now on an iPad Air 2 or later, an iPad Pro, a fifth-generation or later iPad, or iPad mini 4 or later. Alongside iPadOS, Apple is also releasing iOS 13.1 to compatible iPhone ...

Interestingly, Apple’s new iPadOS 13 also drops support for two generations of iPad: the iPad Mini 2, Mini 3 and iPad Air. But the big difference is none of those models has been on sale for ...

In iOS 18, placing an iPhone 16 next to another iPhone or iPad can start an over-the-air firmware recovery – the other device downloads a new iOS firmware and transfers it to the bricked device ...

Apple seems poised to switch to a twice-a-year product refresh cycle which would land new iPads in consumers' hands in March. There is a thin line between aggressive innovation and market ...

The big story this year is about the iPad. Apple has spun off iOS 13 into a distinct version for iPads, ... It also ends support for the first iPad Air, the iPad mini 3, and the iPad mini 2.

Apple announced iOS 13 during the keynote presentation at its 2019 Worldwide Developer Conference. This next version of its mobile operating system is available on any compatible iPhone, iPad, or ...

Apple's iOS 13.4 and iPadOS 13.4 updates are rolling out to users, and these are the top features. ... iPad 5th gen and later, iPad Mini 4 and later, and all iPad Pro models).

iOS and iPadOS 13, 14, and 15 support all of the same devices, with the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus, seventh-generation iPod touch, iPad Air 2, fifth-generation iPad, iPad mini 4, and first ...