On Tuesday, Apple introduced its new M4-powered iPad Pro, touted as the tech company’s thinnest product ever. To illustrate that point, Apple premiered an ad called “Crush!” in which a range of ...

Apple’s new iPad Pro commercial drew heavy criticism online, with the company now issuing an apology and the promise to no longer air the ad on TV. The short video, released Tuesday, shows a variety ...

Apple has scrapped plans to run its infamous iPad Pro "Crush" ad, issuing an apology for coming off insensitive toward artists. At Tuesday's Apple Event, Apple unveiled its new iPad Air and iPad Pro ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook was lambasted for green-lighting an ad for the company’s revamped iPad that showed instruments such as a piano, guitar and trumpet crushed by a giant hydraulic press. The 60-second ...

Apple unveiled its new iPad Pros this week, but after a misguided advertisement sparked a controversy which threatens to overshadow the new tablets, Apple has made an uncharacteristic about-face. The ...

Sometimes, you get blatant reminders of how much disregard big tech has for, well, everything. Whether that’s exorbitant spending on acquisitions, layoffs of hundreds to thousands of people, and ...

Just a couple of days ago, Apple announced its most powerful line of iPads, the Apple M4-powered iPad Pro. This is a device that’s truly a powerhouse and a boon for creators. However, many creators ...

Apple released a new ad yesterday showcasing its latest iPad Pro. To seemingly demonstrate how thin the new iPad is, the ad features musical instruments, art supplies, sculptures, games, and records ...

Apple recently announced its new iPad Pro line-up, powered by its new M4 chip and sporting the company's first groundbreaking OLED display, which pushed the technology's brightness to new heights.

Apple's latest ad has sparked viewer controversy by depicting a tower of creative tools crushed into the iPad. While Apple is known for its clever and well-produced ads, this one missed the mark for ...

Apple’s new iPad Pro ad begins with the ticking of a mechanical metronome, which is a device used to help musicians keep track of timing. Then it cuts to a record player, and then finally to the image ...