#iOS_tablet

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With a screen like a large iPad Pro. In the next couple of years, Apple may add several completely new iPad tablet models to its product range. A foldable iPad with a flexible screen is expected in 2025, but the huge iPad Air may come out earlier. [caption id="attachment_72145" align="aligncenter" width="780"] iPad Air[/caption] Apple is preparing a huge iPad Air DigiTimes says Apple is working on an iPad Air with a 12.9-inch screen, similar to the larger iPad Pro. Of course, the new product will be inferior to its older brother in many respects. For example, such an iPad will not receive a Mini-LED screen, but it will probably get one of the platforms of the Apple M family since the current iPad Air is based on the M1 SoC. It's also worth noting that the current iPad Air starts at $600, while the smaller iPad Pro starts at $800. The huge Air 12.9 will likely fit between these two models.

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Sales will start soon Apple has unveiled to the public an updated version of the 10th generation iPad with eSIM support in China. Note that in China there is currently only one cellular operator that supports eSIM - China Unicom. [caption id="attachment_71027" align="alignnone" width="780"] iPad 10[/caption] Apple introduced the updated iPad 10 with eSIM support in China Chinese users will be able to start pre-ordering from October 19, 2023, and open sales will start on October 25. When purchasing, you should note that only one Chinese version of the tablet has eSIM support - the 10th generation iPad (Wi-Fi + Cellular) with number A3162. All other iPad and iPhone models do not support eSIM in China.

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But someday it might come out Apple iPad tablets are sold in huge quantities, they have many capabilities, but sometimes the owners of such devices are faced with strange restrictions. The story about the native calculator for the iPad has long become a meme, but for the iPad, there is also no Instagram, for example. And shortly, as is now clear, such an application will not appear. [caption id="attachment_64523" align="aligncenter" width="780"] iPad[/caption] iPad owners won't be getting the Instagram* app for the foreseeable future. Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri said developing an iPad app is not a priority for his company right now. One would think that development is still underway, just slowly, but Mosseri added that the company is not working on it. True, the head of Instagram added that in the future it would be nice to have a native application for iPad, but when this future will come is anyone's guess. * The Meta company is recognized as an extremist in Russia and is banned. Instagram is owned by Meta.

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And a big touchpad Apple, despite years of rumors, is not bringing the iPad to macOS, but it is making its tablets more and more PC-like in other ways. For example, the company is preparing a new Magic Keyboard for the iPad Pro. According to journalist Mark Gurman, the new accessory will have a partially aluminum body and a large touchpad. This will make the iPad Pro with such an accessory even more similar to laptops in terms of use. This will make the iPad Pro look even more like a MacBook. [caption id="attachment_51958" align="aligncenter" width="780"] iPad Pro[/caption] Gurman says that with the transition to aluminum, the weight of the accessory will not change much. At the same time, it is not yet clear whether Apple will raise the price, since the current Magic Keyboard model costs a considerable $300–350.  

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They are expected next year According to recent reports, Apple will release its first iPads with OLED screens next year. Among other things, such models will receive a giant drive in the top configuration. [caption id="attachment_51247" align="aligncenter" width="780"] New iPad Pro[/caption] iPad Pros now offer Mini-LED panels and storage up to 2TB. The new models will change the display and offer a 4TB drive. New iPad Pro Models to Get OLED Screens and Up to 4TB of Storage How much such a model will cost is anyone's guess. Current iPad Pro models with 2TB of storage will cost between $1,900 and $2,400, depending on the model and the presence or absence of an LTE modem. The new generation may become more expensive on its own, but the 4 TB version will apparently compete in price with many MacBook Pros. Revegnus, an insider who shared the information, first published a photo of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5 before its release, and also described the characteristics of the Exynos 2400, which were then confirmed in the Geekbench software.