Apple’s 12.9-inch iPad Pro is set to offer improved user experience as the device is rumored to have a new AgNW silver nano wire coating, 2560 x 1920 resolution, Force Touch, and other killer specs. The iPad Pro is set for a mid-to-late third quarter mass production.
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Apple iPad Pro With Force Touch Stylus Confrimed By KGI Expert
KGI securities have predicted that Apple will release the newest iPad Pro in two months or before Christmas. The securities also mentioned that the iPad Pro will rock a stylus for the device's Force Touch Technology.
Apple To Release A Lighter And Powerful 12.9 inch Display Ipad Pro
According to rumors, Apple will officially release the iPad Pro, a tablet that is light their iPad Air series but will boast a 12.9-inch display. Apple's newest baby is also reported to possibly run on iOS 8, but there is big chance that it might run on iOS 9 since the latter is currently being develop. Rumor also has it that the new iPad Pro will feature a microphone and a bunch of speakers. Leaked information said that it will be officially dropped in the market on November. However, of the available information online, Apple has yet to confirm if this is true or not.
Apple iPad Pro September release possible? Top killer specs might include iSight Cam, Touch ID Sensor and Lightning Connector
The iOS 9 has delivered full of hints that the iPad Pro may become a reality soon. The Ipad Pro's simultaneous multitasking ability will be its biggest feature.
Apple iPhone 6s Force Touch sensor to give revolutionary user experience, but at the expense of the Home Button?
Apple’s iPhone 6s is going to have Force Touch sensors, which will be supported by the upcoming iOS 9. The smartphone would offer a brand new user experience such as burst mode shooting or toggling between camera and video modes, and others.
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Apple improves the specs and features of the rumored 12.9-inch iPad Pro, such as its touch latency, pressure-sensitive screen, stylus, and support for NFC. The release date of the device is on October 2015, and is not intended to be a response to Microsoft’s Surface Pro 3.
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