The updated specs of the M5 iPad Pro may point toward a major new feature for Apple's next-generation Studio Display expected in early 2026. Apple's latest iPad Pro debuted last month and contains one display-related change that stands out.

There’s more to be done, of course. The iPad Pro M5 supports high refresh rate monitors, but there’s still no option to have it run in clamshell mode. If Apple can make that happen, we could live in a world where your tablet becomes a desktop with a single cable and some Bluetooth accessories.

Apple’s M5 iPad Pro launched last month, and I upgraded from an M4 model. Here’s how my new 13-inch iPad Pro has held up after a full month.

The M5 iPad Pro, launched in October this year, hints at a big update for Apple's next-generation Studio Display. The monitor, expected to be launched in 2026, could finally come with a 120Hz display.

Apple’s all-new iPad Pro with its latest M5 chip is here, and an early Black Friday deal is already knocking a bit off the price. If you act fast, you can grab the 11-inch, 256GB version of it for $933 on Amazon.

Pads are pretty commonly gifted during the holidays, with 9% of iPad owners reporting that they received their iPad

With iPadOS 26, Apple redesigned the built-in cursor, putting it on par with that of desktop operating systems. Thanks to its new arrow shape, you can now click smaller buttons more comfortably, even if the touch targets aren’t too wide. To unlock the iPad’s cursor, you’ll first need to pair a compatible mouse or trackpad.

Discover the durability of Apple's M4 iPad Pro, which features a Mohs Level 4 rating. This video delves into the benefits of the new Nano Etched Glass on the 11-inch iPad Pro, highlighting its non-reflective surface that enhances aesthetics while slightly ...