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Apples Let Loose event for 2024 is happening soon, focusing on updates to the iPad Pro and iPad Air. The event, set for May 7, promises new products and innovations, with a spotlight on the new 12.9-inch iPad Air variant. Both models are expected to get upgrades like the M4 chip for improved performance and new accessories like a revamped Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard.

MOBILES & TABLETS News: Apple's Let Loose event on May 7 promises exciting new iPad Pro models with OLED displays, expanded iPad Air lineup, and updated accessories like Magi

Apple is rumoured to introduce M4-equipped Macs in fall 2024, with new MacBook Air anticipated for spring 2025, emphasizing AI capabilities and performance enhancements, hinted Gurman.

Apple’s M4 chip is on the way. What kind of performance can you expect and when will it launch? We’ve uncovered all the latest rumors to keep you informed.

Apple is all set to reveal refreshed iPads on May 7, but news has just dropped about the iPad Pro that will surprise many.

MOBILES & TABLETS News: Apple has a special event coming up on May 7, and the company is expected to announce new iPads after a break of two years. And it’s going to be an important announcement, as Mark Gurman notes that the upcoming iPad Pro models could be the first ones to be powered by the next-generation of Apple Silicon, the M4 chip, positioning the new tablets as the first “AI-powered” products from the house of iPhone maker.

LAPTOPS & PC News: Apple is on the cusp of a major overhaul of its entire Mac lineup. It plans to introduce a new family of in-house M4 chips designed to showcase artificial intelligence capabilities. According to people familiar with the matter, the company is already nearing production of the next-generation chips, just five months after releasing the first M3-powered Macs.

LAPTOPS & PC News: Apple is already working on a new generation of the MacBook Pro powered by the yet-to-be-announced M4 chip, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. This development comes a few months after the company introduced the M3 chip in the current MacBook Pro lineup and a week after the introduction of the new M3-powered MacBook Air models.