Technology The New York Times Worldwide
Apple’s 10th-gen iPad is a little bit of an enigma, a mix of newer design and technology with older features and limitations. Nowhere is that this more apparent than with the accessory scenario, where the 10th-gen iPad makes use of Apple’s older Pencil as a substitute of the model used with the iPad Air, iPad Mini, and iPad Pro and the bafflingly expensive and limited Magic Keyboard Folio. Apple additionally has a unique Employee Stock Purchase Plan which encourages employees to invest in the company’s inventory grant by giving them a 15% stock buy …
