The teardown does confirm what has so far been leaked and speculated on. The iPad Mini 4 does come with 2 GB of RAM. As for repairability, the iPad Mini 4 scores a dismal 2 out of 10, one of the ...

The company did not share too many details on the iPad Mini 4 at its event, merely letting on that it packs the innards of the iPad Air 2. A teardown by iFixit gives us a detailed look into what ...

iFixit’s teardown also confirmed that the iPad Mini 4 has 2GB of RAM, up from 1GB on the iPad Mini 3. This makes sense given that the iPad Mini 4 supports all multitasking features in iOS 9; you ...

While iFixit's teardown physically confirms that the iPad mini 4 has 2 GB of RAM, Ars Technica ran a GeekBench 3 test a couple days ago on the device, confirming that it runs a 1.5 GHz Apple A8 ...

But on the inside, it's an updated iPad mini 4, the team wrote. On opening the tablet up, iFixit discovered a 19.32Wh battery—the same capacity as the previous-generation iPad mini. But there ...

The new iPad Mini 4 was a footnote at Apple’s recent event, and for good reason: the little tablet really is just Apple’s year-old iPad, with a slightly smaller display.

As far as the battery goes, the iPad mini 4’s power supply is both smaller and thinner than the iPad mini 3’s and is a a single cell, instead of two. The antenna design has also been changed.

Like the iPad Air (iFixit teardown due tomorrow), the ‌iPad mini‌ features two speakers for stereo sound, dual microphones, Bluetooth 5.0, WiFi 802.11ac, Gigabit class LTE on cellular models ...

The teardown also reveals that the new iPad mini incorporates Bluetooth 5.0 technology and includes 3GB of RAM, which was previously suggested by Geekbench scores. As usual, iFixit is not a fan of ...

Apple's iPad mini 4 takes the place of iPad mini 3 and starts at $399 for a Wi-Fi model with 16GB of storage. Higher capacity 64GB and 128GB variants come in at $499 and $599, respectively, while ...

Apple's fourth-gen iPad may have been a bit-player alongside the iPad mini at the launch event last week, but the 9.7-inch tablet still gets its time under the screwdriver. The tricksy teardown ...