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Code found in Apple’s software points to an iPad mini with an A20 Pro chip, a redesigned HomePod mini, and a fourth-gen Apple TV 4K on the way.
Apple is expected to launch up to seven products in October 2026, including a brand-new smart home display, redesigned MacBook Pros with OLED, and an updated iPad mini.
Apple is set to launch eight products in September 2026, including the foldable iPhone Ultra, iPhone 18 Pro, new Apple Watches, AirPods 5, Mac mini, and Mac Studio.
Apple released beta 8 of iPadOS 27, watchOS 27, tvOS 27, and visionOS 27 ahead of its September event, with RC builds expected next Wednesday.
Apple won’t make M6 Pro or M6 Max chips, leaving high-end Macs on M5 until M7 arrives. Here’s which Macs get M6 and which get left behind.
iOS 26.6.1 and macOS Tahoe 26.6.2 fix 29 vulnerabilities including WebKit bugs, a kernel flaw, and a cellular interception risk. Older Macs get no patch.
iPadOS 27 public beta 2 adds offline TV downloads, AirPods tuning, and a Photos fill setting. Free to install now via beta.apple.com.
Apple plans an OLED iPad mini by October with a new chip, vibration speakers, and better water resistance. Here’s what the upgrades mean for buyers.
Apple’s first OLED iPad mini is reportedly coming with a 60Hz display. Here’s what that means for buyers expecting a ProMotion upgrade.
Apple’s iPadOS 27 public beta is available today with a new Siri app, faster everyday tasks, and parental controls that finally got a real update.
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