The Wi-Fi only version of the fourth-generation iPad hit store shelves alongside the iPad mini in early November. Later, Apple released also the cellular enabled 9.7-inch tablet – the LTE-capable iPad mini and in fact customers are to expect delivery on Friday, while the iPad mini Wi-Fi + Cellular also began shipping earlier on Tuesday. Over the first weekend of...
The initial inventory of the WiFi only iPad mini-s was completely sold out (and fast!) after these models were released on November 1st. The good news is that Apple has notified users of the new iPad mini supporting 3G/4G LTE networks, and that it will begin shipping the models soon. The new iPad mini and iPad 4. models will also...
It could seem strange to be talking about the Apple iPad 4 when the Apple iPad mini is to be introduced. Yet, a site called Apple.pro posted a picture of what is allegedly the front screen of the next full-sized Apple tablet. It seems Apple is ready for the next step! According to the source, the Apple iPad 4 screen...
Shortly after the launch of the Apple iPhone 5, the company’s shares peaked on September 21st at $705.07, yet then the stock slowed down by 11.5%, hitting a bottom of $623.85 on Monday. On Tuesday, however, news spread that the Cupertino based tech titan would be holding an event on October 23rd. Naturally, the stock popped $15.03 to close at...
Rumors continue that Apple is working on a smaller version of its iPad device. These suggest that the new device is designed to compete with the cheaper alternatives already available in the market. Therefore the iPad Mini release seems to be Wi-Fi only to help price. According to an article on The Guardian the iPad Mini will not feature a...
A couple of days ago it became known that Apple had kicked off mass production of a tablet smaller than the iPad in Brazil. The device has been widely referred to as the iPad mini. This confirmed, here’s more news about it. The mini tablet is now said to have hit the production lines at Apple’s biggest manufacturing partners in...
