Apple's latest move highlights the different approaches that tech giants are taking with their AI expansion strategies

For the first time in more than two years, there’s a new base-model iPad on the market. Apple just announced the 11th-generation iPad with a press release, but unlike the new products Apple has launched lately,

Apple today updated the entry-level iPad with an A16 chip. Unfortunately, however, the device continues to lack support for Apple Intelligence.

Even with the gorgeous Dynamic OLED display on the iPad Pro, the bite-sized build of the iPad mini, and the sheer value of the iPad Air – now with M3 – the entry-level iPad is still a perfect balancing act.

The M3 iPad Air comes with iPadOS 18, which supports Apple Intelligence features, including Writing Tools with ChatGPT integration, type to Siri, Image Playground, and Genmoji cre

Sneaking in underneath the new iPad Air, Apple also updated the iPad, adding more storage and the A16 for the same starting price as the previous model.

The 11th generation iPad and iPad Air will both be available March 12. Plus, a new set of Magic Keyboards goes with the new tablets.

Almost six months after its beta release, Apple Intelligence is still struggling with major delays. A better Siri won't launch before 2027.

Here is a full list of Apple Intelligence features that are currently available across Apple’s platforms, including iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Apple on Tuesday launched new versions of its iPad Air, enhancing the mid-tier tablet with its M3 chip and artificial intelligence capabilities in a bid to spur upgrades among customers. The revamped lineup starts at $599 for the 11-inch model,