Quad- or 6-core Intel Coffee Lake. Up to 64GB of memory. Up to 2 TB of SSD. And Space Gray. Same Mac mini shape and size, all new internals.

I’ve been waiting for it. You’ve been waiting for it. The whole damn world has been waiting for it. And now, at long, long, last, Apple has held its ”There’s More in the Making” event in Brooklyn New York, it’s finally here…

The new Mac mini!

1. Design

It’s space gray. And that means Pro, right?

Otherwise the new Mac mini looks the same from the outside. It’s even the same size casing, so you can literally pull a previous generation model out and push a new one in.

That may not matter so much if it’s just on or under your desk, but if it’s in your stack or by the hundreds or thousands in server racks, it means a lot.

2. Performance

Mac mini hasn’t been updated in so long any spec bump would have gone a long way. With Intel’s Coffee Lake, it goes pretty much all the way. You can get quad or 6-core intel i5 or i7 processors, wh…

The new iPad Pro has been completely redesigned and its available to order right now! Here’s how to get it in Canada!

Apple’s newest 2018 iPad Pro is here, and there’s a lot to like! The latest iPad Pro is powered by Apple’s A12X Bionic with 7-nanometer technology, edge-to-edge display screen, Face ID, USB-C charging, support for the new Apple Pencil 2, and a whole lot more.

The great news is you can order the new iPad right now, and though shipping time has already slipped to mid-November, it’s still not too late. Here’s where you can order it in Canada.

Apple

Obviously, you can hit up Apple to order your new iPad. All colors and storage options are available to purchase, and Apple is usually very good at shipping their product in a very timely matter.

11-inch iPad Pro

$999 for 64GB Wi-Fi
$1,199 for 64GB Wi-Fi + Cellular
$1,199 for 256GB Wi-Fi
$1,399 for 256GB Wi-Fi + Cellular
$1,449 for 512GB Wi-Fi
$1,649 for 512GB Wi-Fi + Cellular
$1,949 for 1TB Wi-Fi
$2,149 for 1TB Wi-Fi + …

Want the latest and greatest iPad Pro? Sell your old one to help you buy the new!

Looking to sell your old iPad so you can more easily afford that new 2018 iPad Pro? iPads aren’t usually available with subsidies or leasing programs, especially not the Wi-Fi versions. So one of the most popular strategies for those who want to reduce the cost of the upgrade — especially frequent upgrades — is to sell an old iPad to pay for a new. Here’s how!

Sell your iPad on Swappa
Sell your iPad on Gazelle
Sell your iPad on SellYourMac
Sell your iPad on eBay
Sell your iPad on Craigslist

When should I sell?

The best time to sell your old iPad is typically just before Apple announces a new one. Once the announcement is actually made, more people want the new model and so start selling the old. That leads to a lot of supply, which reduces the potential price you’ll get.

Apple originally released new iPad models in the spring. The original iPad, iPad 2, and iPad 3 all went on sale duri…

AppleCare+, insurance, or something else — how to pick the perfect protection plan for your iPad!

If you’re getting the new 2018 iPad Pro, you may also be thinking about getting a protection plan for it. Apple, of course, offers AppleCare+, but there are also third-party services, credit card benefits, and other programs that might be of interest. Here they are!

Option 1: AppleCare vs. AppleCare+

Every iPad you purchase — whether it’s sold by Apple or another retailer — comes with a one-year limited warranty called AppleCare. This coverage costs nothing and is automatically activated the day you purchase your iPad. Here’s what it offers:

One-year limited warranty against defects
90 days complimentary phone support
This covers you if your iPad suddenly won’t turn on, can’t hold a charge, or a button randomly breaks within the first year of ownership. But the basic version of AppleCare does not protect against any kind of accidental damage, so if you d…

Maybe you wanted to buy an iPad Mini, or subscribe to Apple’s magazine service… welp. We have some bad news for you: here’s everything we didn’t get at Apple’s 2018 iPad Event.

While we were blessed with the new MacBook Air, iPad Pros, and even the Apple Pencil 2, there were a couple of pieces of tech that people were excited for that didn’t make the October 30th cut.

Here’s absolutely everything we didn’t get to see at Apple’s Special Event!

iPad Mini

While people were super excited to hear all about the new features that come with the new MacBook Pros, there were those who were looking to new and improved versions of the iPad Mini. It looks like users are going to have to wait a little bit longer if they want a smaller version of the iPad.

AirPower

Apple originally announced its AirPower charging mat back in September of 2017, but it turns out it won’t be available for purchase until next year. Until then, have fun charging your iPhone with a wire like the cavemen we a…

If you’re ready to buy the new iPad Pro, there are a couple of things you should consider before making your purchase.

Apple has just unveiled the next-generation iPad Pro. The 2018 model comes with 11-inch and 12.9-inch edge-to-edge LCD screen display, Face ID, and support for the new Apple Pencil 2. If you’re thinking about buying the latest and greatest, iMore is here to walk you through the best way to buy your iPad with the smoothest experience.

You can order the new iPad Pro (2018) right now with a release date of November 7, though some models have had their shipping dates slip to mid November.

First: Decide which iPad Pro (2018) you want to purchase

The 2018 iPad Pro comes in two sizes: 11-inch and 12.9-inch. It’s also available with up to 1TB of storage and comes in silver and space gray and with wi-fi only or wi-fi + cellular. Here’s how the pricing breaks down for each:

See at Apple

11-inch iPad Pro:

$799 for 64GB Wi-Fi
$949 for 64GB Wi-Fi + Cellular
$949 for 256GB …

Today, Apple launched the first update to the new Shortcuts app, bringing it to version 2.1. Alongside new Weather, Clock, Measure, and Photo Import actions, the updated app enables new Siri functionality on the HomePod, as well as fixes some bugs from the first version.

We’re on version 2 already?

One of the oddities of the new Shortcuts update is the version number – Shortcuts is already on 2.1 because it started out at 2.0.

This is occurring because Apple originally acquired the Workflow app to create Shortcuts – it ended at version 1.7.8, so when it was redesigned and released as Shortcuts, the app started at version #2 right away.

Plus, since it was released alongside iOS 12.1, it seems we might be able to expect updates to Shortcuts with each minor point release of iOS – let’s hope, at least.

Action Updates

The latest update to Shortcuts brings a total of 7 brand new actions, plus a handful of updates to existing ones.

Listed below, there are 3 new We…