Latest about March Event (2018)
Curious about the iWork suite of apps? Learn everything you need to know about them here!
Instead of an iPad Pro or a new MacBook Air... what if Apple released an iOS MacBook — an iBook!
Apple’s ebook creation options are still split across multiple apps, but the roadmap is getting clearer.
Smart Annotation is a new tool for Pages that enables dynamic annotations (proof marks, notes, comments) within documents.
Swift Playgrounds is going to change the way we learn to code, for generations to come.
Everyone Can Code is Apple's comprehensive curriculum for learning how to code on iOS and the Mac.
Apple has announced ClassKit, a framework for educational apps that helps teachers track student progress, assign activities, and personalize their teaching instruction.
Your wait is over America. iPhone X is now available SIM-unlocked directly from Apple.
Logitech worked with Apple to create a kid-friendly version of the Apple Pencil, but how exactly does it work?
Apple can keep updating and price-dropping iPads and MacBooks, but here's what the company could do to really retake the education market.
'Let's take a field trip' was one of Apple's freshest events in years — even if there's a lot of schoolwork left to be done.
The physical dimensions of the 6th-generation iPad are exactly the same as the 5th-generation iPad. You don't have to buy a new case (unless you want to)
Apple's offering new tools for teachers that help fold creativity into lessons, taking every topic to the next level.
Give us a few minutes and we’ll give you all the highlights from Apple’s big 2018 education event in Chicago.
