Live at the keynote in San Francisco, Steve Jobs reveals the iPad. https://gizmodo.com/apple-ipad-everything-you-need-to-know-5458292 Click to view Apple iBook iPad ...

Apple announces new iPad with faster chip and thinner, lighter design. March 2, 2011— -- Apple CEO Steve Jobs made a rare appearance today in his signature jeans and black shirt at his company's ...

The iPad 2 is a third thinner than its predecessor, which means it's even thinner than the iPhone 4. With its improvements, the iPad 2 will have a same battery life, storage and pricing as the older ...

Here is Steve Jobs’ iPad keynote in less than 180 seconds. It’s wonderful! Amazing! Incredible! The video sums up “all the important words,” says its creator, Neil Curtis. “I assure you that no scene ...

Funny shoes, a red nose -- and Steve Jobs's very own 64 gigabyte iPad 2. Kenny the Clown, also known as Kenneth Kahn, is a professional clown -- and the 47-year old was also in possession of Steve ...

When Apple switched to Intel chips back in 2006, reality almost imploded, and when Steve Jobs launched the iPad without an Intel microprocessor, you could almost feel the ripples through the ...

When Steve Jobs took the stage to introduce the iPad in 2010, he did something that he had never done in past presentations: He moved stage right and sat down in a big easy chair. From there, with the ...

Apple unveiled its next-generation iPad in San Francisco on Wednesday, with CEO Steve Jobs--who's on indefinite medical leave--making a surprise appearance. The iPad 2, which will ship on March 11 in ...

Call this my encomium to Steve Jobs, a couple of weeks late, the confessions of a late-middle-aged techno-geek, some musings of a retiree with too much time on his hands, or simply a slow news week.

Fifteen years ago today, Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) co-founder Steve Jobs introduced the iPad, marking the start of a device that would forever change how we use technology. What Happened: On Jan. 27, ...

Just as Google releases a 7-inch tablet that the techies actually like, the rumor mill has resurrected that old Apple seven inch tablet rumor, making Steve Jobs' nightmare of a smaller iPad seem more ...