iPad
4 stories filed under iPad on Beyond Market Intelligence. The newest of them: “Meta's Muse brings its AI assistance to iPad, expanding the experience users can explore”, “Your iPhone, iPad, or Mac needs this security update now”, and “Apple expands its vision with the versatile iPhone Duo”. Meta's Muse is making itself at home on the iPad, arriving just a month after its mobile debut. Apple's latest security update isn't optional. Acme AI is the next-generation, AI-powered spreadsheet platform built to replace Excel and redefine how analysts, data scientists, and enterprise teams work… The list below is every iPad story on Beyond Market Intelligence, newest first.
Meta's Muse brings its AI assistance to iPad, expanding the experience users can explore
Meta's Muse is making itself at home on the iPad, arriving just a month after its mobile debut. That's a fast expansion, and it signals a clear intent: meet users where they already work. The AI agent's reach is growing quickly, with integrations following close behind. For anyone who found spreadsheet workflows clunky on smaller screens, this feels like a natural next step. If AI agents in business tools interest you, our coverage of Hermes Agent's $90M raise offers useful context.
Your iPhone, iPad, or Mac needs this security update now
Apple's latest security update isn't optional. The company confirms the bug was already used to attack specific targeted individuals running iOS 26, which remains the version most customers rely on. That alone makes this a download-now situation. It's a reminder that even polished platforms need vigilance. If you're managing sensitive data, this is where your attention belongs. For more on how Apple's pushing security forward, our piece on the new Camera Provenance system offers useful context. Don't wait on this one.
Apple expands its vision with the versatile iPhone Duo
Apple's first foldable, the iPhone Duo, arrives with a clear message: flexibility is the new standard. Unveiled at the "Surprise and Shine" event in Cupertino, the device draws inspiration from the iPad, aiming to merge portability with a larger canvas. It's a bold first move under new CEO John Ternus, signaling that Apple is ready to adapt rather than merely iterate. For those watching how connected hardware evolves, this feels like a natural next chapter.
Apple expands device access with new lease-to-own program
Apple's move to team up with Klarna on a lease-to-own program marks a practical shift for the hardware giant, just as it eyes higher prices across its lineup. This isn't about flashy tech; it's about making iPhones, iPads, and Macs more attainable. We see the logic: spread the cost, lower the barrier. For users weighing upgrades, this feels like a step toward flexibility. Curious how Apple's broader strategy evolves?