The CultCast Everything you want to know about the new iPads! (CultCast #646)
This week, you know what’s up — it’s ALL about the new iPads! The surprises, the disappointments, the questions answered. But most importantly… who won the prediction game?
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This week’s stories:
Apple supersizes iPad Air with 13-inch model
- The new iPad Air is available with a gigantic 13-inch display for the first time.
- The new iPad Airs run on the M2 processor, which Apple says is 50% faster than the M1 chip in the 2022 iPad Air and three times faster than the fourth-gen iPad Air with the A14 Bionic chip.
iPad Pro upgraded with beautiful OLED display, M4 chip
- The 2024 iPad Pro is the first with an OLED screen and — shocking! — it runs on the Apple M4 processor. Yes, the iPad Pro beat the Mac to Apple's latest chip!
- First M4 iPad Pro benchmarks show 21% performance increase over M3
- Steve Troughton-Smith on Mastodon
- Apple’s ‘Crush!’ ad touting new iPad Pro draws ire
- Apple Pencil Pro adds ‘squeeze’ gesture, haptic feedback, Find My and more New Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro features a bigger glass trackpad with haptic feedback
iPad 10 gets a much-deserved price cut
- Alongside the M4 iPad Pros and M2 iPad Air, Apple announced a price drop for the 10th-generation iPad. The tablet now costs $349, making it $100 cheaper than before.
Updated Pro apps: