Apple has officially confirmed an event on March 2 to announce the iPad 2.

That didn't take long. Shortly after news broke that Apple would delay the launch of the iPhone 5 and iPad 2, an insider says we can expect them on time.

If you were hoping to get an iPad 2 next month, you're out of luck: Production troubles have pushed Apple's second-generation tablet back to June, according to the latest report.

With numerous correct Apple predictions already under his belt, industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says the iPad 3 will sport a high-resolution Retina display sized between the current iPad and the iPhone 4. But at around six inches, could the third-generation iPad actually be a big iPod Touch?

A new iPhone upgrade is right around the corner, and an Apple fan site is reporting the company is testing three versions of the iPhone 5. But how many of them will actually make it into production?

Steve Jobs may be off work officially, but Apple's CEO is finding it difficult to relinquish control. He's taking meetings from home and has been spotted on Apple's campus and around town.

The Qualcomm-made Snapdragon processor that will power the HP TouchPad tablet has serious potential — but is it enough to compete with Apple's juggernaut device?

In a seemingly prepared "leak," word has it that Apple is beginning production on the iPad 2.

While the iPad still reigns supreme in the tablet market, there's growing evidence to suggest that Apple's tablet may face some stiff competition in 2011.

According to sources cited in a new report, Apple may unveil a mobile payment system based on near-field communication technology as soon as mid-2011.

Apparently February 9 couldn't come soon enough: Well before HP's scheduled press event, details have started to surface on the so-called Topaz and Opal tablets from HP Palm.

And you thought a touch keyboard took some getting used to. Rumor has it Apple may go entirely buttonless in future iPhones and iPads.

According to a new report, Apple is also striving to improve the iPad's screen to reduce smudging and glare.

A look at what Microsoft will possibly premiere at CES has many hoping it's just a rumor.

Following Sprint's announcement of a 4G tablet coming in 2011, T-Mobile has followed suit and revealed plans of its own for a 4G tablet slated or next year.

A report indicates that Apple is ramping up production on the second generation iPad. Will holiday shoppers skip the current model because of it?