Apple is going to ditch headphone jack in the new iPads

Although we can’t say for sure what that means exactly, it is likely implying that the new iPad Pros will be able to vertically dock into the Smart Keyboard. Just read on to learn more about the upcoming releases.

Back in 2015, Apple announced the iPad Pro, with a huge improvement over its siblings.

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As ever, Apple’s keeping things firmly under wraps until release date. It is expected that the new models will come with some radical design changes. Apple is gearing up to launch three iPhones this year like 2017. Apple did bump up its United Kingdom prices after the result of the Brexit referendum in 2016 though, and prices may continue to rise if the pound continues to struggle.

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According Mac Otakara, the 10.5-inch model will have the following dimensions: of 247.5 x 178,7 x 6 millimeters. How is Apple going to do this? After all, with the removal of Touch ID and the home button there must surely be some way to unlock the device in landscape save typing in your passcode. He also reported the 11in and 12.9in model sizes.

The images are similar to those that have been shared elsewhere and further corroborate elements that we have already learned over the past few weeks. Bloomberg citing anonymous sources said that the new version could come with a whole new package of software features and tools.

With shrinking bezels, iPad Pros will adopt Face ID but at the same time, it would work only in portrait mode which is hard to swallow.

In Full Active, the bezel or border space around each edge of the screen has been trimmed to 0.5 millimeters, the company says, compared with as much as several millimeters on older LCDs.

The new trend in the smartphone and tablet market is being to eliminate the 3.5mm jack for headphones.

The iPad Pro (2018) will be losing the 3.5mm audio jack and as Apple said during the iPhone 7 series launch, wireless audio connectivity is the way forward. However, the Face ID feature won’t be supported in the landscape mode.

Tipster Ben Geskin on Tuesday the image showing the glass front panels of the 2018 iPhone lineup that is speculated to include the 6.5-inch OLED display featuring iPhone X Plus, 6.1-inch LCD iPhone, and the 5.8-inch iPhone X successor.