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Apple has released the iOS 15.2 and iPadOS 15.2 updates for iPhone and iPad devices, which adds the App Privacy Report feature, along with the Apple Music Voice Plan. 

iOS 15.2, iPadOS 15.2 updates add App Privacy Report, macOS Monterey 12.1 adds SharePlay

Apple has released the iOS 15.2 and iPadOS 15.2 updates for iPhone and iPad devices. The update adds the App Privacy Report feature, along with the Apple Music Voice Plan, which was announced earlier.

Apple has released the iOS 15.2 and iPadOS 15.2 updates for iPhone and iPad devices. The update adds the App Privacy Report feature, along with the Apple Music Voice Plan, which was announced earlier.

Apple has released the iOS 15.2 and iPadOS 15.2 updates for iPhone and iPad devices. The update adds the App Privacy Report feature, along with the Apple Music Voice Plan, which was announced earlier. Apple has also released the macOS Monterey 12.1, watchOS 8.3, and tvOS 5.2 updates.
<h2>iOS 15.2 and iPadOS 15.2</h2>
Apple has added the App Privacy Report in iOS 15.2 and iPadOS 15.2. The opt-in feature allows users to see how often apps access permission like location, camera, and microphone. It will also show information about an app&rsquo;s network and website activity, like what web links have been accessed through the app.
Users can turn on the App Privacy Report by going to Settings, Privacy, and then App Privacy Report.
Other big changes for iPad and iPhone users include the Communication safety setting, which allows parents to enable warnings that appear if their children receive or send photos with nudity. The Digital Legacy feature has also been added, and allows users to select a legacy contact who will be able to access their accounts in case of death.
iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max also get a macro photo control button in the camera app, which lets them switch the macro mode when using the ultra-wide camera.
iOS 15.2 and iPadOS 15.2 also add Hide My Email feature, which will let iCloud+ subscribers create random email addresses, and hide their personal ones.
Users can check for the update by going to Settings, General, and then Software update on their device.
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<h2>Apple Music Voice Plan</h2>
The Apple Music Voice Plan, which was announced in October, is a new subscription tier for Apple Music. It will let subscribers access songs, playlists, and stations in Apple Music through Siri. Apple Music Voice Plan subscribers will not be able to access the service through the app or website, however. Apple Music Voice Plan is available for ₹49 per month in India.
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<h2>macOS Monterey 12.1</h2>
macOS Monterey 12.1 has added SharePlay to the Mac, which debuted on iPhone and iPad in October. SharePlay allows people to stream content from Apple TV, Apple Music, or other supported apps together over a FaceTime call.
macOS Monterey 12.1 also brings an updated photos app, with a redesigned Memories carousel and a new interactive interface.
Users can check for the update on any eligible Mac by going to System Preferences, and then Software Update.

New iPad, iMac, Mac Pro, iPhone, and Apple Watch models expected from Apple next year, along with a VR headset.

Here’s every product that Apple could launch in 2022

Apple is readying a new slate of products for the upcoming year, and while there are predictable launches of new iPhone, iPad, and Mac models, Apple could also be planning to enter a new market segment.

Apple is readying a new slate of products for the upcoming year, and while there are predictable launches of new iPhone, iPad, and Mac models, Apple could also be planning to enter a new market segment.

A report by Bloomberg analyst Mark Gurman has detailed Apple&rsquo;s plans for the year 2022. According to Gurman, the company is readying a new slate of products for the upcoming year, and while there are predictable launches of new iPhone, iPad, and Mac models, Apple could also be planning to enter some new market segments altogether.
The report states that Apple may launch their first augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) headset in 2022. This may be Apple&rsquo;s move to capitalise on the metaverse, which is an increasingly popular concept.
Additionally, Apple is working on a revised iPad Pro for 2022, which would come with wireless charging support. It would also launch updates to the base iPad, and the iPad&nbsp;Air.&nbsp;
Apple may also be preparing a MacBook Air revamp for the next year, with the biggest redesign the MacBook Air line has ever seen. They may also launch a new high-performance iMac model with Apple Silicon, which would be placed above the current 24-inch iMac. A new entry-level MacBook Pro, a new Mac Mini, and a new Mac Pro could also be launched.
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Gurman also says that <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/apple-offers-free-repairs-for-iphone-12-iphone-12-pro-devices-with-audio-issues-1637667912672" target="_blank">Apple</a> will launch three Apple Watch models next year, including the Apple Watch SE 5G, the Apple Watch 8, and a new extreme sports Apple Watch model with rugged features.
The company may also launch an updated iPhone SE 5G next year, along with next-gen AirPods Pro wireless earbuds.
Of course, Apple is also slated to launch the iPhone 14 lineup next year.

Apple has released the iOS 15.0.2 and iPadOS 15.0.2 updates, which bring some fixes for iPhone and iPad users.

Apple’s iOS 15.0.2 update brings critical system security fix

Apple&rsquo;s iOS 15.0.2 update brings critical system security fix
Apple has released the iOS 15.0.2 and iPadOS 15.0.2 updates, which bring some fixes for iPhone and iPad users. The update issues an important security fix for a zero-day vulnerability that allowed hackers to execute any code, and thus take complete control of a device. The update also fixes a bug that was causing photos saved from Messages to disappear if the linked message is deleted. It also addresses an issue with AirTags not appearing in the Find My tab, and fixes problems with CarPlay. Apple Watch users can also update to watchOS 8.0.1, which issues a few important fixes for users of the Apple Watch 3.
Apple releases iOS 15.0.2, iPadOS 15.0.2 updates Fix for 0-day vulnerability that allowed complete control of device Fixes for bugs in Messages, Find My Apple Watch 3 users can update to watchOS 8.0.1 with fixes

Apple has released the iOS 15.0.2 and iPadOS 15.0.2 updates, which bring some fixes for iPhone and iPad users.

Apple has released the iOS 15.0.2 and iPadOS 15.0.2 updates, which bring some fixes for iPhone and iPad users.
The update issues an important security fix for a zero-day vulnerability that allowed hackers to execute any code, and thus take complete control of a device.
The update also fixes a bug that was causing photos saved from Messages to disappear if the linked message is deleted.
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It also addresses an issue with AirTags not appearing in the Find My tab, and fixes problems with CarPlay.
Apple Watch users can also update to watchOS 8.0.1, which issues a few important fixes for users of the Apple Watch 3.

Apple has announced that the iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 update, announced at WWDC earlier this year, will be available starting September 20 for all eligible users.

iOS 15, iPadOS 15 update will be available on September 20: check new features

iOS 15, iPadOS 15 update will be available on September 20: check new features
Apple has announced that the iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 update, announced at WWDC earlier this year, will be available starting September 20 for all eligible users. iOS 15 will be available on all iPhones starting from the iPhone 6S, while iPadOS 15 is available for most recent iPad models, going as far back as 2014. The headline features of the update include SharePlay, which will let users watch content or listen to music together on a FaceTime call. FaceTime also gets spatial audio support, and the option to blur out the background. Focus mode is also a new addition, which lets users set different profiles to enable and disable apps and notifications according to their needs. The Messages app and notifications also get major updates. iPadOS in particular will bring new multitasking features.
iOS 15, iPadOS 15 updates to be available starting September 20 iOS 15 for iPhone 6S and up, iPadOS 15 for most recent updates from 2014 New features include SharePlay, spatial audio for FaceTime Focus mode allows users to customise apps, notifications iPadOS 15 brings new multitasking features for tablets

Apple has announced that the iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 update, announced at WWDC earlier this year, will be available starting September 20 for all eligible users.

Apple has announced that the iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 update, announced at WWDC earlier this year, will be available starting September 20 for all eligible users.
iOS 15 will be available on all iPhones starting from the iPhone 6S, while iPadOS 15 is available for most recent iPad models, going as far back as 2014.
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The headline features of the update include SharePlay, which will let users watch content or listen to music together on a FaceTime call. FaceTime also gets spatial audio support, and the option to blur out the background.
Focus mode is also a new addition, which lets users set different profiles to enable and disable apps and notifications according to their needs.
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The Messages app and notifications also get major updates. iPadOS in particular will bring new multitasking features.

Apple has launched the iPhone 13 series, a new iPad, new iPad mini and new Apple Watch Series 7 at its latest September event.

Apple Event 2021: iPhone 13 series launched alongside Watch Series 7, iPad (9th gen) and new iPad mini

Apple has launched the iPhone 13 series, a new iPad, new iPad mini and new Apple Watch Series 7 at its latest September event.
The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini feature 6.1-inch and 5.4-inch screen sizes respectively, and both get a new Apple custom-OLED Super Retina XDR display with a 20% smaller notch. They run on the A15 Bionic chip, built on the 5nm process, and come with a minimum 128GB of storage. The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini get dual 12MP rear cameras, including a wide lens and an ultrawide lens, with sensor shift technology. Prices for the iPhone 13 start from ₹79,900 in India, while the iPhone 13 mini starts from ₹69,900. Pre-orders for iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini will be open from 17th September, and the devices will be available from 24th September.
 The iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max feature 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch screen sizes respectively, and both get brighter Super Retina XDR OLED displays with a 20% smaller notch and a 120Hz ProMotion refresh rate. Both iPhone 13 Pro models run on the A15 Bionic chip, and come with a maximum 1TB of storage. The iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max get a new triple rear camera system with a macro photography feature. Prices for the iPhone 13 Pro start from ₹1,19,900 in India, while the iPhone 13 Pro Max starts from ₹1,29,900. Pre-orders for iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max will be open from 17th September, and the devices will be available from 24th September.
 The Apple Watch Series 7 gets automatic detection for cycling, a new Retina display, and an IP6X rating. The Watch Series 7 also features 33% faster charging speeds, and a starting price of $399 in the US.
 The iPad (9th generation) gets a 10.2-inch Retina display with True Tone technology, along with the A13 Bionic chip under the hood, and a new 12MP ultrawide camera on the front. Prices for the iPad (9th generation) start from ₹30,900 in India, and it is available for sale from today.
 The iPad mini features a redesigned 8.3-inch Liquid Retina Display and the A15 Bionic chip under the hood. It sports a new 12MP ultrawide front camera, 5G connectivity, and a USB-C port. The iPad mini has been priced starting ₹46,900 in India, and it is available for sale from today.

Apple has launched the iPhone 13 series, a new iPad, new iPad mini and new Apple Watch Series 7 at its latest September event.

Apple has launched the iPhone 13 series, a new iPad, new iPad mini and new Apple Watch Series 7 at its latest September event.
<h2>iPhone&nbsp;13 &amp; iPhone 13 mini</h2>
The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini feature 6.1-inch and 5.4-inch screen sizes respectively, and both get a new Apple custom-OLED Super Retina XDR display with a 20% smaller notch.
They run on the A15 Bionic chip, built on the 5nm process, and come with a minimum 128GB of storage. The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini get dual 12MP rear cameras, including a wide lens and an ultrawide lens, with sensor shift technology.
Prices for the iPhone 13 start from ₹79,900 in India, while the iPhone 13 mini starts from ₹69,900. Pre-orders for iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini will be open from 17th September, and the devices will be available from 24th September.
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<h2>iPhone&nbsp;13 Pro &amp; iPhone&nbsp;13 Pro Max</h2>
The iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max feature 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch screen sizes respectively, and both get brighter Super Retina XDR OLED displays with a 20% smaller notch and a 120Hz ProMotion refresh rate.
Both iPhone 13 Pro models run on the A15 Bionic chip, and come with a maximum 1TB of storage. The iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max get a new triple rear camera system with a macro photography feature.
Prices for the iPhone 13 Pro start from ₹1,19,900 in India, while the iPhone 13 Pro Max starts from ₹1,29,900. Pre-orders for iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max will be open from 17th September, and the devices will be available from 24th September.
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<h2>Apple Watch Series 7&nbsp;</h2>
The Apple Watch Series 7 gets automatic detection for cycling, a new Retina display, and an IP6X rating. The Watch Series 7 also features 33% faster charging speeds, and a starting price of $399 in the US.
<h2>iPad&nbsp;(9th gen)</h2>
The iPad (9th generation) gets a 10.2-inch Retina display with True Tone technology, along with the A13 Bionic chip under the hood, and a new 12MP ultrawide camera on the front. Prices for the iPad (9th generation) start from ₹30,900 in India, and it is available for sale from today.
<h2>iPad&nbsp;mini</h2>
The iPad mini features a redesigned 8.3-inch Liquid Retina Display and the A15 Bionic chip under the hood. It sports a new 12MP ultrawide front camera, 5G connectivity, and a USB-C port. The iPad mini has been priced starting ₹46,900 in India, and it is available for sale from today.
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WhatsApp is working on an official iPad app that will not require a connected smartphone, and will use it's multi-device feature that's currently in beta. 

WhatsApp for iPad official app in the works: report

WhatsApp is working on an official iPad app that will not require a connected smartphone, and will use it's multi-device feature that's currently in beta.

WhatsApp for iPad official app in the works: report
WhatsApp has been testing a multi-device beta for a while, which lets customers use the desktop app or web app without connecting to a smartphone. Now, the service may also extend to the iPad. According to WABetaInfo, an official native iPad app for WhatsApp is in the works. The app will not require the user to have a connected smartphone online in order to use their account and access their chats. There&rsquo;s no expected release date for the feature yet, but WABetaInfo says that it&rsquo;s under development and will be released in a future update.
WhatsApp is testing a multi-device beta on desktop, web Official native iPad WhatsApp app in the works: report WhatsApp for iPad will not require a connected smartphone

WhatsApp is working on an official iPad app that will not require a connected smartphone, and will use it's multi-device feature that's currently in beta.

WhatsApp has been testing a multi-device beta for a while, which lets customers use the desktop app or web app without connecting to a smartphone. Now, the service may also extend to the iPad.
According to WABetaInfo, an official native iPad app for WhatsApp is in the works. The app will not require the user to have a connected smartphone online in order to use their account and access their chats.
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There&rsquo;s no expected release date for the feature yet, but WABetaInfo says that it&rsquo;s under development and will be released in a future update.

Apple has released the iPadOS 14.7 update that brings bug fixes and improvements.

Apple releases iPadOS 14.7 update with bug fixes, improvements

Apple releases iPadOS 14.7 update with bug fixes, improvements
Apple has released the iPadOS 14.7 update that brings bug fixes and improvements. The update allows the Home app to manage timers on HomePods, and improves sorting options for the Podcasts library. iPadOS 14.7 also fixes an Apple Music bug that disabled playlist sharing, and issues with Dolby Atmos and lossless music playback. Apple has also brought security fixes for operating system functions and components such as ActionKit, Wi-Fi, CoreAudio, Find My, WebKit, and Measure, among others.
Apple releases iPadOS 14.7 update with bug fixes, improvements Home app can manage timers on HomePods Apple Music bug fixes for sharing playlists, Dolby Atmos, lossless music Security updates for system components like WebKit and Wi-Fi

Apple has released the iPadOS 14.7 update that brings bug fixes and improvements.

Apple has released the iPadOS 14.7 update that brings bug fixes and improvements.
The update allows the Home app to manage timers on HomePods, and improves sorting options for the Podcasts library.
iPadOS 14.7 also fixes an Apple Music bug that disabled playlist sharing, and issues with Dolby Atmos and lossless music playback.
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Apple has also brought security fixes for operating system functions and components such as ActionKit, Wi-Fi, CoreAudio, Find My, WebKit, and Measure, among others.

Apple announced new features for iPad at its WWDC 2021 event keynote, with iPadOS 15 bringing the home screen widget and app library features iPhones got last year...

WWDC 2021 event: Apple announces new productivity features for iPad with iPadOS 15

Apple announced new features for iPad at its WWDC 2021 event keynote, with iPadOS 15 bringing the home screen widget and app library features iPhones got last year.

Apple announces new productivity features for iPad with iPadOS 15

Apple announces new productivity features for iPad with iPadOS 15
Apple announced new features for iPad at its WWDC 2021 event keynote, with iPadOS 15 bringing the home screen widget and app library features iPhones got last year. The iPad now also has more advanced multitasking features, with a new multitasking menu that lets users go into Split View or Slide Over with just a tap. Widgets can now be placed among apps on the home screen, and the App Library automatically organises all apps into categories, and is accessible from the dock. The Quick Note feature lets users add a note while using other apps, which can then be edited across all Apple devices. The iPad also gets the new redesigned Safari browser, with a new slim tab bar, and Tab Groups for better organisation, along with web extension support. iPadOS also benefits from new iOS features like Focus, and Live Text.
Apple announces new features for iPad with iPadOS 15 Advanced multitasking features, new shelf bar Widgets placed in home screen, App Library comes to iPad Quick Note lets users add notes from any app Redesigned Safari browser with new tab bar, Tab Groups, extensions iPad also gets new iOS features like Focus and Live Text

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/apple-strengthens-privacy-protection-across-ios-ipados-macos-and-watchos-1623136761415" target="_blank">Apple</a> announced new features for iPad at its WWDC 2021 event keynote, with iPadOS 15 bringing the home screen widget and app library features iPhones got last year.
The iPad now also has more advanced multitasking features, with a new multitasking menu that lets users go into Split View or Slide Over with just a tap.
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Widgets can now be placed among apps on the home screen, and the App Library automatically organises all apps into categories, and is accessible from the dock.
The Quick Note feature lets users add a note while using other apps, which can then be edited across all Apple devices.
The iPad also gets the new redesigned Safari browser, with a new slim tab bar, and Tab Groups for better organisation, along with web extension support.
iPadOS also benefits from new iOS features like Focus, and Live Text.
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The PS5’s DualSense controller can now be used to stream PS5 gameplay across Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple TV devices running the latest OS.

PS5’s DualSense controller can now be used for Remote Play on Apple devices

The PS5&rsquo;s DualSense controller can now be used to stream PS5 gameplay across Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple TV devices running the latest OS.

PS5&rsquo;s DualSense controller can now be used for Remote Play on Apple devices
Like the PS4, Sony&rsquo;s PS5 console allows users to stream gameplay through any device they own, using the Remote Play function. Until now, only the PS4&rsquo;s DualShock 4 controller could be used for this functionality, as the PS5 controller did not support pairing with a wide range of devices. The PS5&rsquo;s DualSense controller can now be used to stream PS5 gameplay across Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple TV devices running the latest OS. However, reports indicate that haptic feedback does not work through remote play, and streaming quality will depend on the speed of the user&rsquo;s own internet.
PS5&rsquo;s DualSense controller can be used for Remote Play on Apple devices Only DualShock 4 controller supported for Remote Play until now DualSense supported across Mac, iPad, iPhone, Apple TV devices No haptic feedback supported yet for DualSense on Remote Play

Like the PS4, Sony&rsquo;s PS5 console allows users to stream gameplay through any device they own, using the Remote Play function. Until now, only the PS4&rsquo;s DualShock 4 controller could be used for this functionality, as the PS5 controller did not support pairing with a wide range of devices.
The PS5&rsquo;s DualSense controller can now be used to stream PS5 gameplay across Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple TV devices running the latest OS.
However, reports indicate that haptic feedback does not work through remote play, and streaming quality will depend on the speed of the user&rsquo;s own internet.

According to noted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple is looking to shift to in-house 5G modems in iPhones and iPads.

Apple to use in-house 5G modems from 2023: Report

Apple to use in-house 5G modems from 2023: Report
According to noted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple is looking to shift to in-house 5G modems in iPhones and iPads. Currently, the company uses Qualcomm&rsquo;s 5G modems, like many of its Android competitors. Apple has been working on its own modem designs since at least last year, after it acquired Intel&rsquo;s smartphone modem business. The 2023 lineup of iPhone and iPad devices are currently expected to feature Apple&rsquo;s in-house 5G modems. The company also made a shift to in-house chipsets with its Apple M1 SoC, currently in use in Macbooks, Macs, and iPads.
Apple looks to use in-house 5G modems Apple currently uses Qualcomm&rsquo;s 5G modems iPhone, iPad devices to use in-house modems by 2023 Apple has shifted to using in-house M1 SoCs in many devices

According to noted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple is looking to shift to in-house 5G modems in iPhones and iPads.
Currently, the company uses Qualcomm&rsquo;s 5G modems, like many of its Android competitors. Apple has been working on its own modem designs since at least last year, after it acquired Intel&rsquo;s smartphone modem business.
The 2023 lineup of iPhone and iPad devices are currently expected to feature Apple&rsquo;s in-house 5G modems. The company also made a shift to in-house chipsets with its Apple M1 SoC, currently in use in Macbooks, Macs, and iPads.

Apple is releasing a slate of updates next week for operating systems across all its devices. Apple Watch unlocking for iPhones, and do-not-track feature awaited.

Apple to release iOS 14.5, iPadOS 14.5, macOS 11.3, watchOS 7.4 updates next week

Apple to release iOS 14.5, iPadOS 14.5, macOS 11.3, watchOS 7.4 updates next week
Apple is releasing a slate of updates next week for operating systems across all its devices. iOS and iPadOS get updated to version 14.5, while the macOS 11.3 and watchOS 7.4 updates will also see release. With the next version of iOS, users will be able to unlock their phones with a paired Apple Watch, something many have asked for as Face ID struggles to recognise people wearing masks. Apple will also introduce a do-not-track feature that will force apps to ask users for permission before tracking them. The new updates will also bring a revamped Podcasts app, and support for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and Series S controllers. Apple is also introducing 200 new emojis, and an emoji search function.
Apple to release OS updates across range of devices iOS, iPadOS 14.5, macOS 11.3, watchOS 7.4 updates to be released iPhones can be unlocked with paired Apple Watch Forced do-not-track feature for apps on iOS Revamped Podcasts app, support for PS5, Xbox controllers

Apple is releasing a slate of updates next week for operating systems across all its devices. iOS and iPadOS get updated to version 14.5, while the macOS 11.3 and watchOS 7.4 updates will also see release.
With the next version of iOS, users will be able to unlock their phones with a paired Apple Watch, something many have asked for as Face ID struggles to recognise people wearing masks. Apple will also introduce a do-not-track feature that will force apps to ask users for permission before tracking them.
The new updates will also bring a revamped Podcasts app, and support for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and Series S controllers. Apple is also introducing 200 new emojis, and an emoji search function.

According to a Bloomberg report, Apple will release a refreshed iPad Pro model with a Mini-LED display in late April.

Apple to introduce new iPad models with Mini-LED display in April: Report

Apple to introduce new iPad model with Mini-LED display in April: Report

Apple to introduce new iPad models with Mini-LED display in April: Report
According to a Bloomberg report, Apple will release a refreshed iPad Pro model with a Mini-LED display in late April. The Mini-LED screen is supposed to provide a better contrast ratio and colour representation over the current LCD displays used in the iPad Pro. The Mini-LED screen may be exclusive to the 12.9-inch variant. Earlier rumours have also indicated that the iPad Pro models may receive support for Thunderbolt over USB-C, and a new A14X chipset that could be as powerful as the Apple M1 chipset used in the new Macbooks.
Apple to release refreshed iPad Pro with Mini-LED display Mini-LED screen to provide better contrast, colours over LCD Mini-LED may be exclusive to 12.9&rdquo; iPad Pro New iPad Pros to receive Apple M1-equivalent chipset

According to a Bloomberg report, Apple will release a refreshed iPad Pro model with a Mini-LED display in late April.
The Mini-LED screen is supposed to provide a better contrast ratio and colour representation over the current LCD displays used in the iPad Pro. The Mini-LED screen may be exclusive to the 12.9-inch variant.
Earlier rumours have also indicated that the iPad Pro models may receive support for Thunderbolt over USB-C, and a new A14X chipset that could be as powerful as the Apple M1 chipset used in the new Macbooks.

According to a report by Bloomberg, Apple is looking refresh its iPad Pro lineup with better processors and cameras. 

Apple to refresh iPad Pros with Mini-LED display, Thunderbolt ports, M1-like chipset

According to a report by Bloomberg, Apple is looking refresh its iPad Pro lineup with better processors and cameras.

Apple to refresh iPad Pros with Mini-LED display, Thunderbolt ports, M1-like chipset
According to a report by Bloomberg, Apple is looking refresh its iPad Pro lineup with better processors and cameras. The new iPad Pro chipset will be equivalent in performance with Apple's M1 SoC that is currently used in the latest Macbooks. Apple is also looking to include a Mini-LED display, that would offer greater brightness and colour contrast. The new iPad Pros may also include a thunderbolt connector, which would support the same chargers as current iPad Pros, but would enable connectivity with additional monitors, hard drives, and other peripherals. Apple will continue to offer iPad Pros in the 11-inch and 12.9-inch sizes, and the devices are expected to look similar to the current generation models.
Apple looks to refresh iPad Pro lineup New iPad Pro chipset equivalent to Apple M1 Thunderbolt could be present in new iPad Pro Apple to continue to offer 11", 12.9" sizes for iPad Pro

According to a report by Bloomberg, Apple is looking refresh its iPad Pro lineup with better processors and cameras. The new iPad Pro chipset will be equivalent in performance with Apple's M1 SoC that is currently used in the latest Macbooks. Apple is also looking to include a Mini-LED display, that would offer greater brightness and colour contrast. The new iPad Pros may also include a thunderbolt connector, which would support the same chargers as current iPad Pros, but would enable connectivity with additional monitors, hard drives, and other peripherals. Apple will continue to offer iPad Pros in the 11-inch and 12.9-inch sizes, and the devices are expected to look similar to the current generation models.

Apple is reportedly planning to launch two new iPad variants in 2019. They will come in 10.2 inch and 10.5-inch sizes, sport Apple's touch id and keep the headphone jack. It's also reported that one of these devices will be the next-generation iPad mini.

Apple is reportedly planning to launch two new iPad variants in 2019. They will come in 10.2 inch and 10.5-inch sizes, sport Apple's touch id and keep the headphone jack. It's also reported that one of these devices will be the next-generation iPad mini.

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