The next iPad Pro could have an edge-to-edge screen like the iPhone X
KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said back in October that
the TrueDepth Camera and Face ID will be coming to the Apple iPad Pro in 2018. That was followed the next month by talk that Apple plans on redesigning the iPad Pro to give it an edge-to-edge display with thinner bezels, similar to the look of the
Apple iPhone X. We assume that this would also mean that the infamous "notch" would also become part of the iPad Pro.
As it turns out,
some code discovered in the just released iOS 11.3 beta makes a reference to an unreleased "modern iPad." Now without the proper context, this means nothing. But last year, before it was unveiled, Apple referred to the iPhone X as the "modern iPhone." Reportedly, the use of the adjective "modern" is used within Apple as a designation for hardware that comes after the iPhone 8 series, such as the iPhone X (containing Face ID as opposed to Touch ID).
As for when we might see the new Apple iPad Pro introduced, there are some who expect it to happen in June at WWDC (along with the
Apple iPhone SE 2), or during the unveiling of the 2018 iPhone models in September.
source:
9to5Mac
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