As March 22 draws closer, older models of the iPad are getting harder to find.

When the latest version of iOS ships, iPhone or iPad tracking won't be a secret anymore.

Here's a look back at some of the stories making news during the week that was.

Apple's upcoming four-inch iPhone, regardless of what it's called, could offer users a 12-megapixel rear-facing camera.

It will likely be unveiled at a special media event sometime next month.

The tablet is expected to be unveiled at a media event on March 15.

According to recent data, Android tablets and smartphones are more prone to failure than iOS devices.

Setting your iPhone or iPad back to the 1970s can cause very bad things to happen.

We could have new iOS devices in just a few weeks.

The technology could arrive in 2017 with a possible "iPhone 7s."

To date, Apple has only released one accessory that takes advantage of USB 3 speeds.

Apple is currently planning to introduce both products earlier in the week on Tuesday, March 15.

Will the South Korean manufacturer overtake Apple in the numbers game?

The new bill would stop states from banning encrypted iPhones, but for all the wrong reasons.

It's time for Apple to rethink its iPad line.

Here's a look back at a Super week.

The mysterious "Error 53" renders your iOS device worthless.

At least one version of the next-generation iPhone is rumored to offer the technology.

A new report also says the handset may be only slightly thinner than the current iPhone 6s models.

Gene Munster thinks Apple will only feature a new iPad Air and a second-generation Apple Watch.

The next Apple event is rumored to be coming in mid-March, with updates to several product categories.

A new estimate says Apple sold more than 2 million iPad Pros during the holiday shopping season.

Another new leak shows the tablet featuring four speakers and a rear-facing camera flash.

If you're in the market for a new iPad, you better read this right now.