Apple has today unveiled the next generation of its redesigned iPad Pro, powered by its new M5 system-on-a-chip. On the Apple newsroom, the new tablet is said to deliver massive leaps in horsepower, AI capabilities, and graphics performance. It comes in a few variants, starting from RM4499.

According to Bloomberg, Apple is poised to usher in the next generation of its creative hardware lineup with the imminent launch of the M5-powered MacBook Pro and iPad Pro, a key milestone in its transition to AI-driven computing. The move comes as part of Apple's broader strategy to integrate artificial intelligence across its devices and respond to shifting market dynamics.

After Apple’s promotional video for “Crush” failed, Samsung quickly seized on this hot topic and recently launched a promotional video called “creativity cannot be crushed” . That said, what should you know about it?

If you are a huge fan of Apple devices, this news might excite you. Recently, Mark Gurman from Bloomberg said the new Apple iPad Pro could come with the latest Apple M4 chip. That said, what should you know about it?

Apple will reportedly introduce a major revamp to its iPad Pro lineup next year, which includes a new design and for the first time ever, an OLED display. As for the iPad Pro series that are coming this year, it allegedly won’t feature “anything of note”.

Apple surprise dropped the M2-powered iPad Pro earlier this week, and it's now the most powerful iPad in history. Powerful hardware should get powerful software to match. According to a rumour, the tech giant could bring macOS 14 to the tablet next year.

Previously, we reported that Apple is delaying the release of iPadOS 16 to iron out several new iPad features, including ‘Stage Manager’. The new OS didn’t roll out together with iOS 16 last month and iPad users can anticipate getting an update straight to iPadOS 16.1 by the end of October.

iPadOS 16 was unveiled by Apple during WWDC 2022 but the update itself is not coming to iPads until next month. One of the most stand-out features has got to be Stage Manager and it looks like Apple is making a ‘u-turn’ from its previous decision on the feature and will be bringing it into non-M1-powered iPads.

If you think there's nothing else to expect from the MacBook Air series after the WWDC22, you're wrong! Reputable Apple insider Mark Gurman claims that the tech giant will launch a 15-inch model of the laptop next year, being the largest MacBook Air ever.

Back in July, it was rumoured that Apple would launch iPads with LTPO OLED displays. An iPad Air with that panel was supposed to come next year, followed by the iPad Pro in 2023. However, sources claim that the plans for the former have fallen apart.