If you’ve recently become flush with cash, then I’m afraid that I have some bad news for you. Apple’s Spring Loaded event rolled into town with a few announcements, and quickly left a few people with metaphorically lighter pockets as one of the biggest announcements of the showcase was the latest iPad Pro model.

While we have no solid details on a release date, it’s actually just impressive that such a port is being conducted in the first place.

Apple is introducing a few new features to the iPad's game centre, to make it more appealing for serious gamers.

A new year, a new iOS update. Only this year, Apple is making some significant changes that should drastically change the way people use their devices.

How does Apple make it's stellar tablets even better? Well, by making the screen sizes even bigger of course.

Apple's latest iPad Pro tablets aren't too different from the last series, but it's the accessories that'll make them drift closer to notebooks than ever before.

Why lug an expensive notebook around, when an equally expensive iPad can do the exact same job? On paper, the idea was solid but in practice it was an unwieldy experience. Even the first generation iPad Pro tablets had some impressive grunt under their hoods, but all of that power was pointless when the software running the hardware was quite frankly…garbage. Apple wants to change that with the launch of a new dedicated operating system for their tablets: iPadOS.

You ever wish you could go back to those simpler times? Do you ever sit on your couch, eating Memberberries who ask you if you ‘member The Legend of Zelda and other games that didn’t nickle and dime you? Well Apple wants to go back to those days, as the tech giant held an event last night where they detailed plenty of stuff. Like an Apple credit card and another streaming service, but also more importantly, their own upcoming gaming subscription service.