A new report from a respected source suggests an exact date for the release of one new iPad, but what about the other one?

We marked October 22 on the calendar and canceled our appointments. We were almost certain that Apple would hold its second fall keynote on that day and unveil new Macs and iPads. But then, just when we were expecting an invitation, Cupertino sent us instead a press release with details of the 7th-gen iPad mini… and nothing else.

Developers or people enrolled in Apple's public beta program can install prerelease versions of iOS 18.1 right now and sign up to test Apple Intelligence. (The technology will also run on iPadOS 18.1 and MacOS Sequoia 15.1, but I'm using iOS 18.1 as shorthand to mean all three. As always, be smart about what you're getting into .)

The timing of the new release has taken many by surprise. Apple’s smallest iPad has a faster processor, more storage and support for Apple Intelligence.

The M4 Mac s and iPad mini 7 both seem like a lock for a launch this year, but nobody has been able to agree on specifically when it’ll happen. Well, the Cupertino crew looks set to follow a tradition started last year.

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Apple today introduced a new iPad mini for the first time in three years. Below, we outline all 10 new features and changes compared to the

Apple announced the 7th generation iPad mini. The upgraded tablet debuts on Oct. 23 and is available for preorder now.

You can hardly blink without Apple announcing a new iPad, which sometimes sports the most advanced silicon in the world—no big deal. Apple's Pro tablets might get most of the attention, but more slates are in the lineup,

Apple today introduced the iPad mini 7 with a faster A17 Pro chip, Apple Intelligence support, Apple Pencil Pro support, and a handful of

Apple just announced the new iPad mini 7, which comes with an upgraded processor, and both Apple Pencil Pro and Apple Intelligence support. But if you don't care about all that, consider an iPad mini 6.