The iPad 4 debuted in 2012, but was discontinued last fall on the release of the iPad Air. That changed last month, when Apple brought its fourth-generation tablet back as its new lower-end offering.
The iPad 4 starts at $400, while a similarly-specced iPad Air is $500… Which raises the question: is it worth paying $100 extra for the new version? Let’s find out!
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Apple iPhone 5s Review: “S” is for “Same” but also for “SPEED”
With every “S” release of the iPhone, there really are no Surprises as every numerical revision comes with the expected improvement in speed, camera performance, and at least one special feature. The 3GS boosted speed, the 4S also boosted speed, brought in an 8-megapixel camera, and Siri, and now the 5S pretty much has the same upgrades. Building off of last year’s iPhone 5, the 5s brings overall improvement in speed, camera quality, and its ace feature being the much talked about finger print sensor for Touch ID. Is this enough to the best phone in the market? Or better yet, is it even worth upgrading from your iPhone 5? Let’s find out! Continue reading
Apple’s WWDC clashes with the gaming industry’s E3 made it a tough choice on which event to participate in. To continue the tradition of me covering everything Apple, it was obvious that I would be the one to do the write up of the World Wide Developer Conference in San Francisco! Whether you love or hate them, Apple has set the bar in the computer and mobile device industry with their line of iPads, iPhones, and MacBooks and the competition always watches closely on where Apple goes next. This year’s highly anticipated WWDC had high expectations and Apple has pretty much delivered for the most part along with a few surprises here and there. Here’s a quick round up of WWDC 2013…
Check out the highlights here on Put That Back!
