As we're approaching Apple's WWDC 2022, some exciting rumours of the iPadOS 16 have also arrived. According to this information, the new update could allow iPad users to switch to macOS when docked on certain accessories, for example, a keyboard.

Apple has added the iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 2 into its vintage and obsolete products list. The company has stopped the sale of the mentioned products for more than five years, so it's time for them to enter the list.

TSMC will reportedly enter mass production for the next-generation 3nm process in the second half of 2022. According to the source, the semiconductor manufacturer is on track to supply Apple with its latest technology in 2023.

It feels like the OLED iPads are getting more realistic with this new information. According to the source, there are already three display manufacturers gearing up for the production of the OLED displays to be supplied to Apple.

Apple has released the iOS 15.4.1 and iPadOS 15.4.1 update on all supported devices which fixes some bugs found inside the previous 15.4 version. Among the things that the update addressed is the battery drain issues faced by some users, as we’ve reported previously.

In order to get the update, users of supported Apple devices only need to go to the Settings app, select General and then Software Update. Besides releasing an update for iOS and iPadOS, Apple has also released tvOS 15.4.1, HomePod 15.4.1 and watchOS 8.5.1.

Reliable Apple leaker Mark Gurman yesterday revealed that the next-generation iPad Pro might be unveiled as early as this September. According to his latest ‘Power On’ newsletter, the Bloomberg columnist said that the new iPad Pro will be powered by Apple’s upcoming ‘M2’ SoC.

Furthermore, Gurman also claimed that the new iPad Pro lineup will feature MagSafe charging; a first in any iPads. This new charging mechanism is similar to the MagSafe utilised in iPhones rather than the one reintroduced in the latest 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros.

Apple recently released a few products during its ‘peek performance’ event earlier this month. These include the Mac Studio, Studio Display and a refresh of the iPad Air lineup.

Speaking of the latter, it seems that users who have already gotten the iPad Air are noticing build quality issues with the device. While it received a significant spec bump by getting the M1 SoC, it seems that the build quality has been downgraded by Apple when compared to its predecessor.

Apple’s iPad Pro lineup could potentially see a shake up in the new future as the company is reportedly adding more variants for both the 11-inch and 12.9-inch models. According to a report published by reliable tipster Ross Young, it seems that OLED panels will be coming to the iPad Pro, essentially being the first iPads to sport the display technology.

The highest-end tablet that Apple makes, the iPad Pro was first introduced in 2015 with a massive 12.9-inch LCD display, followed by an 11-inch model released the very next year. In its subsequent iterations, both the iPad Pro 11-inch and 12.9-inch sports LCD displays with 120Hz refresh rates; one of the first tablets in the world to do so.

Besides the iPhone SE, Apple also brought back the iPad Air and its last appearance was two years ago. The new iPad Air 2022 edition is much more powerful than before because it's not using an A-series Bionic chipset like before, but rather, an M1 chipset from the recent Mac series!

Recently, it was rumoured that Apple is looking to launch a new iPad Air this year. But that's not the only iPad we'll get in 2022. Like most years, we can expect a new iPad Pro to release sometime later this year. Now, sources have a rough estimate of the launch window.