Logitech's Slim Combo keyboard for the 10.5-inch iPad Pro is a welcome addition to Apple's limited Smart Connector accessory lineup, and a good option for someone who wants to use their tablet as a ...

The first two Smart Connector accessories for iPad Pro offer very different keyboard style experiences, each addressing two different types of tablet users. But which keyboard is best, Apple's Smart ...

Logitech’s Rugged Combo 2 keyboard case for the iPad is not likely to be something you’ll want to buy. It’s just too big for most. It’s very, very rugged, surrounding the device in a huge plastic ...

The iPad Pro is quite large and cries out for using it with a keyboard case. The Smart Connector technology used in the giant iPad creates an instant connection between the iPad Pro and keyboards with ...

The Smart Connector is supposed to be one of the iPad Pro’s standout features. Instead of making you deal with Bluetooth pairing for keyboards, or tangled Lightning cables for charging your tablet, ...

Fast Company published a report this week exploring why third-party accessories that make use of Apple's Smart Connector remain few and far between, almost two years after the connector first debuted ...

After the launch of the iPad Pro, Apple unveiled its new Smart Connector technology to allow accessory makers to more seamlessly integrate with the device. This comes after the first iPad Pro’s ...

The Smart Connector is a port included on some of Apple's iPad Air and iPad Pro models. Located on the left side of the iPad on some models and the lower rear on other models, the Smart Connector is ...

Logitech's Create iPad Pro keyboard receives its first firmware update in a most unusual manner. Photo: Leander Kahney/Cult of Mac A Twitter user has shared surprising details of the first firmware ...

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While you were unboxing your iPad, or maybe over the course of using it, you might have noticed three small metallic dots on the back or side of the device. Well, these dots are a set of something ...