Review: Apple iPad (2018)

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Apple's sixth generation iPad is a notable update over the model it replaces and makes even more sense as the most affordable iPad now geared more towards education and creative users.

New for this this year is a more powerful Apple A10 Fusion processor as well as the ability to work with the excellent Apple Pencil, which transforms this entry-level iPad into a viable tool for artists looking for a tablet to draw, colour or ink. Hit jump for a review of the new iPad.

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Microsoft discounts Surface computers by $300 for Boxing Week

There's never been a better time to consider getting a Surface Pro 4 since Microsoft is extending a discount that takes $300 off all models. Sure, you still have to pay for the Surface Pen as well as the Keyboard but we've not seen discounts this deep in Canada. You can not get a Core i3 Surface Pro 4 with 128 GB of storage for $999, which is reasonable for the 2-in-1. iF the Surface Book is more to your taste, those are being discounted by $300 across the board as well. The offer is good until December 31.

Microsoft issues recall for Surface Pro, Pro 2 and Pro 3 AC power cords

Microsoft has issued a recall for Surface Pro, Surface Pro 2 and some Surface Pro 3 AC power cords sold before July 2015. The recall affects the AC power cord, which is removable cord that connects the power supply to an electrical outlet and not the power brick with the magnetic attachment to the Surface device.

Microsoft will provide one AC power cord replacement free of charge for each eligible Surface Pro device that you own. No proof of damage is required to receive a replacement AC power cord.

If you have more than one Surface Pro device, you’ll need to submit a replacement order for each one.

Find out more here.

Logitech's AnyAngle iPad case out-surfaces the Surface Pro 3

One of the biggest features of Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 is its adjustable kickstand which enables various angles of use. Apple's iPad Air and iPad mini now have the ability to replicate this feature thanks to Logitech's clever Any Angle case. As seen above, the AnyAngle case has an integrated hidden hinge that holds your iPad firmly in place at any angle within a 50-degree range, without accidental sliding or tipping. It comes in six unique color combinations with colors. 

The Logitech AnyAngle is expected to be available in the U.S. and Europe beginning in November 2014 for a suggested retail price of $59.99. For more information, please visit www.logitech.com.