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Report claims Apple will hold Oct. 21 event for new iPads and Yosemite

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Report claims Apple will hold Oct. 21 event for new iPads and Yosemite

According to a report from Micah Singleton at The Daily Dot, Apple is planning to hold its next press event on October 21. The date lines up with our report of a late October release for Yosemite from July and adds that Apple will use the event to unveil two new iPad models: Apple plans to unveil […]

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According to a report from Micah Singleton at The Daily Dot, Apple is planning to carry its subsequent press occasion on October 21. The date strains up with our report of a late October release for Yosemite from July and provides that Apple will use the occasion to unveil two new iPad fashions:

Apple plans to unveil the sixth era of its iPad and the third version of iPad mini through the occasion.

In addition to the a brand new iPad and iPad mini fashions reportedly set to make an look on the occasion, the report claims that Apple will launch OS X Yosemite on the day of the occasion. 

Apple has held late October occasions for the final two years together with an occasion on October 22 final yr and on October 23 the yr earlier than, each of which have been used to unveil new iPad fashions and OS X associated bulletins. At final yr’s occasion, Apple introduced the iPad Air alongside a brand new iPad mini with Retina show and in addition launched the brand new Mac Pro and up to date MacBook Pro fashions. We’ve reported on a number of rumors in current months relating to new iPad fashions including an iPad Air with updated internals and a bigger 12.N-inch iPad Apple is reportedly planning to release early next year.

Back in July, we reported that Apple has also been working on a 4K desktop in addition to a new 12-inch MacBook.


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