Steve Jobs called iPad “a third category of device,” but what happens when foldable iPhones can operate as both smartphone and tablet?

Ever wonder what the "i" stands for in Apple products like the iPhone, iPad, and iPod? Steve Jobs explained during a 1998 keynote introducing the first "i" product — the iMac. Follow TI ...

Ever wonder what the "i" stands for in Apple products like the iPhone, iPad, and iPod? Steve Jobs explained it back in 1998 during a keynote introducing the first "i" product — the iMac.

Steve Jobs, at the iPad announcement in January: Everybody uses a laptop and a smartphone. And a question has arisen lately: is there room for a third category of device in the middle? Something ...

If you want to purchase the same iPad in Germany, you’ll have to pay €514. Why? Because of a new tax Germany has put on computers. But what’s interesting is that Steve Jobs has a response for that.