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Ahead of the launch of the new iPad Air and OLED iPad Pro, a leaker suggests that the larger Air model we’re all expecting isn’t going to be announced. According to X user ShrimpApplePro, who has a good track record, his trusted source has only seen one size of next-gen iPad Air: the 10.9-inch model.With that in mind, ShrimApplePro believes that a larger iPad Air might not be released at all. Although the leaker might have put a damper on this exciting new model, he thinks this tablet will have one significant…

With new Apple iPads on the way soon, a leak has just shown off the biggest change for the upcoming tablet line that we’ve seen so far. As reported by 9to5Mac and attributed to its own sources, one of the biggest changes for this year’s iPad line is happening to the Air models. There are going to be two different models: The standard iPad Air which will be 10.9 inches, the same size as the current iPad Air 5, and a bigger iPad Air which is anticipated to be a whopping 12.9 inches. Here are the dimensions reported by…

The Vision Pro is Apple’s hottest new device in years. It’s also the only new Apple product around right now. Those of you expecting new iPads — the kind you don’t have to pay $3,499 for and wear on your face — will have to wait until spring. Apple is expected to unveil brand new iPad Pro, iPad Air, and iPad mini models, with the Pro model set to receive the biggest upgrades in years. That’s next-gen OLED panels that might let Apple make slimmer and more expensive iPad Pros than ever. It’s not just the Pros that…

The iPad Air 12.9-inch was rumored to arrive last year, but 2023 ended up being a whole year without a new iPad. Now, new renders show the larger iPad Air in all its glory — and it’s exactly what you expect.In an exclusive sent to 91mobiles, CAD renders of the larger iPad Air, which is rumored to be released in March, have been revealed. While the design is what we’ve come to expect from an iPad, it’s exciting to see a slightly more affordable large iPad added to the lineup.The raw CAD renders shared to the outlet by…

Having not released a single iPad in 2023, it seems that Apple is planning a major overhaul for their entire iPad product lineup. Recent leaks suggest that the 2024 iPad Air will get an expansive 12.9-inch IPS LCD screen, meanwhile iPad Pro lineup is getting OLED displays…

Apple is reportedly working on launching a bigger iPad Air with a 12.9-inch display soon as the iPad Air 6th Generation model and could be powered by Apple's proprietary M2 chipset. The new…

After skipping the iPad Air upgrade last year, Apple is seemingly gearing up to launch a larger 12.9-inch iPad Air to match size of the current biggest iPad Pro. That's a big size bump from the available 10.9-inch iPad Air. 12.9-inch iPad Air CAD renders 91mobiles unearthed a bunch of schematics showing the rough design of the upcoming iPad Air, which will likely be unveiled sometime this spring. The images show a familiar overall design language but the rear camera along with the LED flash are…

Apple Vision Pro weighs between 1.325 and 1.43 pounds, as confirmed by Apple's spec page on the company's website.We had heard from early hands-on that the Vision Pro would be heavy, but I don't think we expected to hear it's nearly the same weight as the 12.9-inch iPad Pro. If you've ever owned Apple's largest tablet, you'll know the thing is hefty — now imagine that on your head for a prolonged period of time.In comparison, the Meta Quest 3 is 1.14 pounds, which isn't that light either but a good chunk less weighty…

Apple had a rather iPad-lacking 2023, but we've heard a lot about its 2024 plans to revive the tablet. The grand plans include a supersized iPad Air for the first time, and it seems like we're on track to see it launch in March 2024. Display analyst Ross Young has confirmed that the display shipments of the 12.9-inch iPad Air began in December.We recently got another confirmation from Mark Gurman that we'll see an iPad Air refresh in early 2024, and this latest information from Young corroborates that. This is the first…

I’ve owned a 12.9-inch M1 iPad Pro for a couple of years, and although it’s one of the best iPads I’ve owned, I’ve reached a point where I don’t see the need for it. The tablet’s 120Hz ProMotion screen and four-way speakers have been great while watching videos, but I’ve recently been using it far less, ever since iPadOS 17 arrived in September.Apple has consistently angled the iPad Pro to be the best in its tablet lineup, but I see the iPad mini as being more worthy of that title. You see, I’ve always seen an iPad as…