Do Apple Pencils Work With iPhones? Here's A Look At Device Compatibility
A stylus is a handy peripheral to have, especially one that's as good as the Apple Pencil. But can iPhone users also enjoy the Pencil's greatness?
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This Cheap iPad Mini Alternative Might Be 2025's Best Tablet (According To Reviews)
Looking for a mini tablet that thrills? This under-the-radar unit turns heads with its gamer-grade hardware that too without the Apple-level price tag.
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What Are The Three Dots At Top Of iPad Apps For?
Ever noticed the three dots that you find on top of apps running on your iPad? These are actually part of an incredibly useful productivity feature.
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iPads Don't Have MagSafe, But This Magnetic Charger Comes Close
Wish your iPad had MagSafe? Apple doesn't officially support it, but this magnetic charger comes surprisingly close for easy charging and a cleaner setup.
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Want To Multitask On Your iPad? Here's How To Do It
iPad's have finally added multitasking functions, making them closer than ever to full-fledged PCs. Here's how to use multitasking on your iPad.
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Which Apple Pencil Will Work With Your iPad? How To Check Compatibility Before Buying
Not all Apple Pencils work with every iPad. Here’s how to quickly check compatibility so you don’t end up with the wrong one.
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5 Unexpected Ways To Use Your Old Android Tablet
Want to give that old tablet a second life but can't think of anything better than a second monitor? Here are five inspiring uses for an ancient android tablet.
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Can An iPad Be Set Up For Multiple Users? Here's What You Need To Know
iPads remain among the most popular tablets on the market, but they are fundamentally designed for one user. However, some options allow for multiple users.
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Can A Gaming Router Replace Your Typical Wi-Fi Router? Here's How They Differ
Looking to speed up your Internet to get better streaming speed? A gaming router may seem like the right idea, but it may not be the improvement you think.
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Here's A Step-By-Step Guide For How To Use Chrome Remote Desktop
Learn how to set up Chrome Remote Desktop quickly, from installing the extension and host software to remote access and PIN setup, for secure connections.
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Why Do Kindle Batteries Last So Much Longer Than iPad Batteries?
Tablets, like iPads, measure their battery life in hours, while e-readers, like Kindles, measure it in weeks. The difference is due to display technology.
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Here's How You Can Unlock Your iPad Without A Passcode
Getting locked out of your iPad can be a disaster, especially if you don't know your passcode. Here's the options you have for unlocking without a passcode.
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12 Must-Have Tablet Gadgets In 2025
From smart stands to serious storage boosts, here are the must-have tablet accessories of 2025 that actually make a difference in how you use your device.
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3 Cheap iPad Alternatives For Your Kids
It can be incredibly tempting to just give your kids an iPad and let them distract themselves, but there are some cheaper alternatives that are better suited.
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Here's How To Check Your iPad's Battery Health And History
Your iPad's battery can degrade and die over time just like any other battery-powered device. Fortunately, Apple has made it easy to check the battery life.
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You Can Charge Your iPhone With An iPad - Here's How
Stuck somewhere away from home without a means of charging your iPhone? If you also have an iPad, there's a workaround to use your tablet to charge your phone.
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Here's Why Your Bluetooth Keyboard Isn't Connecting To Your Tablet
Bluetooth is an incredibly convenient technology, but it can be finicky sometimes. If your Bluetooth keyboard won't connect to your tablet, here's some fixes.
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Unfortunately For Some, These iPhone & iPad Models Won't Be Getting iOS 26
Apple's upcoming OS updates will be available on most modern products, but there's always a cutoff date somewhere. Here's which devices will be left behind.
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iPadOS 26 Feels More Like macOS, And That's A Good Thing
The new iPadOS 26 feels more like macOS, which could be a game changer from a user experience standpoint. Here's everything you need to know.
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What Are The Three Dots On The Back Of An iPad For?
Noticed the three dots on the back of your iPad? Learn what they’re for and how they connect to accessories like keyboards and docks.
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What Happened To SoundBender From Shark Tank Season 4?
The SoundBender, a simple device to redirect the audio from an iPad's speakers, got a boost in sales after appearing on "Shark Tank." What happened next?
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Kindle Vs Nook: Which Is The Better E-Reader?
Amazon and Barnes & Noble are the two biggest players in the e-reader market, but how do their popular Nook and Kindle models stack up?
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4 Microsoft Surface Pro Alternatives For Windows Users
Microsoft's Surface Pro lineup of laptops are one of the company's premium hardware products. But there are great alternatives out there.
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What Is The Best Tablet For Drawing In 2025? (According To Users)
You might be surprised to learn what the best user-rated tablet is to hone your artistic prowess (and its price!).
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10 Of The Best Tablets Over 12 Inches You Can Buy Right Now
A good tablet can change how you live your life. If you're going to invest big bucks in a 12-inch-plus model, you should know which ones are the best.
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How To Turn Off The VPN On Your Android Device
Want to turn off the VPN on your Android phone, tablet, or TV? Here’s a simple guide to help you do it in seconds.
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How To Put An iPad Into Recovery Mode (And Why You Might Need To)
Much like your PC and your cell phone, your iPad has a Recovery Mode to use in case of a catastrophic problem. Here's how and when to use it.
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