The smaller battery is one reason the iPad Mini 4 is 18 percent thinner than its predecessor at 6.1 mm (for the Wi-Fi model), and 12 percent lighter at 0.65 pounds.

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 ...

Apple's iPad Mini 3, which hit store shelves this week, is so close in design and internal components to its predecessor that not much has changed in the eyes of gadget-repair site iFixit.

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.

Battery life on the iPad Mini 3 is quoted at 10 hours for multimedia, which mostly refers to video watching or browsing the web. It certainly doesn't refer to gaming, which hammers the battery ...

The Retina display-equipped iPad mini features a new 2-cell, 24.3 watt-hour battery design, compared to the single cell, 16.5 watt-hour part found in its predecessor, according to repair firm iFixit.

The iPad Mini 3 came with a rear camera with 5-megapixel capabilities, iSight features, and 1080p clarity, plus a front-facing camera that offered 1.2-megapxiel clarity of selfies and video chat.

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 ...