Go get ‘em; New iPads hit store shelves

The new iPads have just hit stores and are getting good reviews.

But if you don’t know which one to buy, check out the handy flow chart in the tweet below.

The flow chart looks like a joke — mocking the thicket of choices the confused iPad lineups now offers — but is actually quite handy and well-thought out.

I followed the flow chart and ended up with a good recommendation for me — perhaps it’ll be helpful for you too.

— Leander Kahney’s, EIC.

Apple’s latest iPad Pro lineup and the new iPad 10 are now on sale in the United States and 27 other key markets. The company announced the new iPads via press releases last week. The launch of the new iPads comes hot on the heels of Monday’s iPadOS 16.1 release.

Apple apparently plans to “grande size” the iPad. A version with a 16-inch display is reportedly being developed. If true, this will be a considerable jump up from the Apple’s largest current tablet, which includes a 12.9-inch screen. And the device – perhaps called iPad Ultra – will have a display the same size as the largest MacBook Pro.

An Apple executive confirmed that iPhone will drop the Lightning port in favor of USB-C. It’s a change being forced by the European Parliament, and Apple VP Greg Joswiak says the company won’t try to get around the new regulation.

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Following the public release of iOS 16.1, Apple seeded iOS 16.2 and iPadOS 16.2 beta to developers. The upcoming iOS and iPadOS point releases pack several features that enhance the experience of using your iPhone or iPad. Here’s a look at all the new features and enhancements in iOS 16.2 and iPadOS 16.2.

The Cupertino tech giant expanded its free Apple Learning Coach program Wednesday to invite more tech instructors of various stripes across the U.S. to join. Once certified, they can show school teachers how to get the most out of Apple products to help their students.

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EcoFlow rolled out three new River 2 series power stations Tuesday. The under-1kWh devices charge to 80% as fast as 48 minutes and offer a long life, making them cost-effective for on-the-go uses like camping as well as home power backup.

On October 26, 2004, Apple debuted the iPod Photo, capable of putting not just 15,000 songs in your pocket, but also 25,000 gorgeous photos.

Some people need more than one or two displays. Like software developers. Today’s featured MacBook Pro-and-custom-PC setup manages to rely on five different screens like some sort of mini Mission Control. But launches controlled from here are new software products and updates, not rockets.

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One more thing ...

”If you really look at the ones that ended up, you know, being ‘successful’ in the eyes of society and the ones that didn’t, oftentimes, it’s the ones that were successful loved what they did so they could persevere, you know, when it got really tough." — Steve Jobs, D5, 2007.

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