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I saw the new Siri AI in action at WWDC — and those 'Siri is stupid' jokes could soon be obsolete
I got a first look at Siri powered by Apple Intelligence at WWDC. It can finally understand personal context, but the demos show it's still a work in progress.
The iPadOS 27 developer beta is live — here's how to download it on your iPad
iPadOS is learning some new tricks, and you can check them out today with the iPadOS 27 beta.
iPadOS 27: Everything announced for Apple's beloved tablets at WWDC 2026
Apple announced several updates for iPadOS 27, which powers its popular line of tablets.
iPadOS 27: The 3 biggest rumored upgrades coming to your iPad
At WWDC 2026, we should hear news about all the updates coming to iPadOS 27. Here are the latest rumors and reports that give us an idea of what to expect.
15 Apple devices expected in second half of 2026 — iPhone Fold, MacBook Pro M6 OLED and a lot more
Apple is poised to release a ton of upgraded and new devices during the second half of this year from the long-awaited iPhone Fold to a touchscreen MacBook.
Apple WWDC 2026 keynote announced for June 8 — and the invite could be the new Siri
Apple's invite for WWDC 2026 appears to tease a new Siri.
Ming-Chi Kuo: Apple giving Intel a ‘once-in-a-generation window’ to manufacture iPhone, iPad and Mac chips
Apple and Intel have reportedly started developing chips for iPhones, iPads and some MacBooks.
I only just forked out for a Kindle Colorsoft, but Amazon's new colour Kindle Scribe is giving me serious FOMO, darnit
Three new Kindle Scribe models are heading to Australia next month, after launching globally late last year.
The best iPads for kids in 2026: Our top picks tested and rated
These are the best iPads to give your kids
Samsung’s Aussie store has dropped early EOFY tablet bargains — but the clock’s already ticking
Tom's Guide Approved - Sponsored Offer from Samsung Australia
Looking for a new tablet? On top of some excellent discounts, this Samsung promotion rewards you for going all‑in with accessories and trade‑ins.
