#Apple iPad Air 11

[icreststoreind]

Unleashing Creativity The Apple iPad Air 11" (M2) Review

The latest Apple iPad Air 11" (M2) is a game-changer for anyone looking to blend performance with creativity. Whether you're a student, a professional, or an artist, this tablet packs a punch that will transform the way you work and play. Here’s why you should buy the Apple iPad Air M2 online in India.

Stunning Liquid Retina Display

At the heart of the iPad Air is its breathtaking Liquid Retina display. The combination of P3 wide color, True Tone, and ultra-low reflectivity ensures that every image pops with vibrancy and clarity. Whether you're streaming your favorite show, editing photos, or working on a presentation, the display's quality elevates your visual experience to new heights.

Unmatched Performance with the M2 Chip

The real star of the show is the M2 chip. With its impressive processing power, multitasking becomes a breeze. You can switch between resource-heavy applications, run graphics-intensive games, and enjoy seamless video editing without breaking a sweat. Plus, the all-day battery life means you can stay productive and entertained wherever life takes you.

iPadOS: A Productivity Powerhouse

iPadOS takes the iPad Air to the next level, offering an intuitive and versatile interface. With features like Stage Manager, managing multiple apps simultaneously has never been easier. The ability to run apps side by side, use the Apple Pencil for note-taking with Scribble, and access over a million apps from the App Store makes the iPad Air a compelling choice for productivity.

Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard Compatibility

The iPad Air's compatibility with the Apple Pencil Pro transforms it into an exceptional drawing canvas and note-taking device. Whether you’re sketching your next masterpiece or jotting down important notes, the precision and responsiveness of the Apple Pencil make every stroke a delight. Pair it with the Magic Keyboard, and you have a versatile typing experience with a built-in trackpad that doubles as a protective cover.

Final Thoughts

In summary, the Apple iPad Air 11" (M2) is an exceptional blend of power, versatility, and beauty. Its stunning display, powerful M2 chip, and robust iPadOS features make it a top contender for anyone looking to enhance their digital experience. Don’t miss out on the chance to elevate your productivity and creativity—buy the Apple iPad Air M2 online in India today!

[techdriveplay]

NEW Logitech Combo Touch Available for the new iPad Air and iPad Pro

Logitech announced that a new Logitech Combo Touch is now available with the redesigned new iPad Air and thin and light new iPad Pro. Made with sustainable and premium materials, the new Combo Touch models are the thinnest and lightest models yet, taking portability to the next level and allowing users to be productive from anywhere. Combo Touch, a leading keyboard case for the new iPad Air and…

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[lazyvoyager]

Hello! Sorry if someone has asked you this before, but I was wondering what type of tablet you use to draw?

I use an iPad! I don’t like being tethered to my computer when I draw so the portability is something I’ve been looking for literal decades, and then I fell in love with Procreate. It’s such an intuitive, clean program.

And if you do want one, but Apple prices are a concern, keep an eye out for student deals and open box deals, but most importantly, you don’t necessarily have to go with the Pro. I went with the iPad Air because it was the cheaper option, while still utilizing the M1 chip that the Pro of that year had, so it has comparable processing power. I had originally started with a Mini, but with less processing, you either have to compromise canvas size or get creative with your layer limit. At the size I usually worked at, I think I could only have 11 layers then.

[shinymega-gengar]

What kind of iPad do you have to work with Procreate? Thanks!

2022 11 inch iPad pro with an apple pencil g2. You could go fancier or not so fancy, I only got the pro for the expanded storage tbh. I've heard of people using iPad airs but idk I'm not an apple person lmfao

[lofibeanie]

I have never been an Apple iDevice person but imma be honest, since Procreate put out the statement on anti-AI generated images and stuff, I have been looking into buying an iPad purely so I can start learning how to use Procreate (gdi for only being on iOS)

I have 3 pays until my birthday so HOPEFULLY I will be able to have enough saved to get it as a bday present to myself lol. I also have a con in a couple weeks so. Who knows how that will turn out. Artist Alleys make me wanna spend all of my money...I need to be careful :') I'm going both days so I need to be even more responsible LOL

Still umming and ahhing between the 11" and the 13" iPad Air M2 (I cannot justify the Pro, oof, I ain't made of money), and I definitely want the 256GB one. Obviously need the Apple Pencil too (Pro? Maybe?). Then there's the stuff like the case, need nib protectors too bc I want a paperlike screen protector bc I have a Samsung tablet atm and it's a glossy screen and it kinda sucks for drawing on. My Cintiq is a more matte screen which is SO MUCH NICER to draw on.

I have ideas and I want a portable option so I don't have to just sit at my desk, I can sit anywhere in the house or even bring it when I go out places, etc, etc...also Procreate has some really neat features (I love you CSP but I am not paying for 2 subscriptions) I was trying it out on my sister's iPad and it's pretty nice indeed, I could get used to this. Also the amount of user-made assets and tutorials for Procreate is so cool, I know I can definitely find something that's in the realm of what I'm wanting to do :3

Also I am one of those people who loves customising their devices and it's so much easier to do on an Apple device over an Android. I use a Samsung phone and I do have it to a point where I really like how I've customised it, but my tablet is another story - it's okay but ehhhh, I want it different. Yes I am going to change my icons when I get my iPad, this thing is gonna be so fun when I am done with it. Still thinking about if I should get a clear back folio case so I can stick prints and stuff in the back or if I should just go for a regular folio case, but that's a problem for idk, a few weeks from now.

Oh god my birthday is in just over a month-

Anyway yeah. Hoping to get the iPad and stuff around my birthday but knowing me it'll prooooobably be closer to Christmas but also I hate waiting so we'll see if my impatience is stronger than my impulsively spending on other stuff I don't need - place your bets now /hj

[rafsanjanirupok]

The Latest iPad Release: A Leap Forward or A Missed Opportunity?

Apple has once again made headlines with the release of its latest iPad models. The tech giant unveiled the new iPad Pro with the M4 chip and the redesigned iPad Air with the M2 chip. While these devices are undoubtedly impressive, there's a lingering question: Is the iPad OS truly worthy of the M4 chip?

The New iPad Pro: A Tech Marvel

The new iPad Pro is a testament to Apple's engineering prowess. It features a stunningly thin and light design, available in two sizes: an expansive 13-inch model and a super-portable 11-inch model. Both sizes boast the world’s most advanced display — a new breakthrough Ultra Retina XDR display with state-of-the-art tandem OLED technology.

The real star of the show, however, is the M4 chip. This next-generation silicon delivers a huge leap in performance and capabilities. It features a new display engine, a next-generation GPU, and the most powerful Neural Engine yet. With these specs, the new iPad Pro is an outrageously powerful device for artificial intelligence.

The Redesigned iPad Air: More Power, More Versatility

The new iPad Air, now available in two sizes for the first time, is supercharged by the M2 chip. It offers phenomenal performance, a landscape front-facing camera, and faster Wi-Fi. With a portable design, all-day battery life, a brilliant Liquid Retina display, and support for Apple Pencil Pro, the iPad Air is more powerful and versatile than ever before.

The M4 Chip and the iPad OS: A Mismatch?

Despite the impressive specs and capabilities of the new iPad Pro, there's a point of contention: the iPad OS. The question is, "Is the iPad OS truly worthy of the M4 chip?"

The M4 chip is a powerhouse. It's designed to handle complex tasks and deliver high performance. However, the iPad OS, in its current state, may not fully utilize the capabilities of the M4 chip. The OS is primarily designed for simpler tasks and doesn't offer the same level of flexibility and functionality as a full-fledged desktop OS.

While the iPad OS has seen significant improvements over the years, it still falls short in certain areas. For instance, it lacks a proper file system and doesn't support certain professional-grade software. These limitations can hinder the user experience, especially for power users who want to leverage the full potential of the M4 chip.

Conclusion

The new iPad Pro and iPad Air are undoubtedly impressive devices. They offer top-notch performance, advanced capabilities, and a sleek design. However, the iPad OS may not fully leverage the power of the M4 chip. It's a missed opportunity for Apple, as a more robust and flexible OS could have truly unlocked the potential of these devices.

As Apple continues to push the boundaries of what's possible with its devices, one can only hope that the iPad OS will evolve to match the capabilities of the hardware. Until then, the debate on whether the iPad OS is worthy of the M4 chip will continue.

[junosswans]

My 7 year old iPad Pro is retiring... The screen has developed a really large shadow, so I took it to the apple store to ask about repairing, and they said it's gonna cost me 510USD. Like wtf!!!!! With that I can literally buy a whole new iPad!!!

So. I'll need to get a new one because I can't go without being able to draw and it does bother me quite a lot... However, I need help with deciding which one to get because I'm broke and considering downgrading to iPad Air, but I'm really not sure about how it will perform compared to the Pro which I am very accustomed to.

Mutuals who draw as well, please offer me your wisdom 🙏🏻 or share the poll with other people who draw and invite them to weigh in on this 🥺💛 thank you all so much!!

Considerations:

Air:

+ roughly the same size as pro

+ is significantly cheaper

+ still works well with apple pencil

+ similar spec aside from the chip

- M1 chip (which my current Gen-1 pro also uses, but it'd be good to have an upgrade because it does lag sometimes)

- lower frame rate (not sure how much it will impact my experience)

Pro:

+ I'm used to it

+ M2 chip=faster and better frame rate, can handle bigger illustration files

- more expensive

All in all I'm really sad that I have to replace my tablet and I'm very mad at apple (as always)

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[kennak]

Appleは、攻撃に悪用されiPhone、iPad、Macデバイスに影響を与える2つのゼロデイ脆弱性を修正するための緊急セキュリティアップデートをリリースし、年初からパッチが適用されたゼロデイ脆弱性は20件に達した。 「Appleは、この問題がiOS 16.7.1より前のバージョンのiOSに対して悪用された可能性があるという報告を認識している」と 同社は 水曜日に発行した勧告の中で述べた。 この 2 つのバグは WebKit ブラウザ エンジン (CVE-2023-42916 および CVE-2023-42917) で発見され、攻撃者が境界外読み取りの脆弱性を介して機密情報にアクセスした���、メモリ破損を介して任意のコードを実行したりすることを可能にします。悪意を持って作成された Web ページを介して脆弱なデバイスにバグを引き起こす可能性があります。 同社は、 iOS 17.1.2、iPadOS 17.1.2 、 macOS Sonoma 14.1.2 、 Safari 17.1.2を実行しているデバイスのセキュリティ上の欠陥に対処したと述べています。 入力検証とロックを改善することで、 影響を受ける Apple デバイスのリストは非常に広範囲にわたり、次のものが含まれます。 iPhone XS以降 iPad Pro 12.9インチ 第2世代以降、iPad Pro 10.5インチ、iPad Pro 11インチ 第1世代以降、iPad Air 第3世代以降、iPad 第6世代以降、iPad mini 第5世代以降 macOS を実行している Mac モントレー、ベンチュラ、ソノマ Google の脅威分析グループ (TAG) のセキュリティ研究者 Clément Lecigne 氏は、両方のゼロデイを発見して報告しました。 Apple は実際に進行中の悪用に関する情報を公開していませんが、Google TAG の研究者は、ジャーナリスト、野党政治家、反体制派などの高リスク個人に対する国家支援のスパイウェア攻撃に使用されているゼロデイを頻繁に発見し、明らかにしています。 2023 年に 20 件のゼロデイが実際に悪用される CVE-2023-42916 と CVE-2023-42917 は、Apple が今年修正した攻撃で悪用された 19 番目と 20 番目のゼロデイ脆弱性です。 別のゼロデイ バグ ( CVE-2023-42824 ) を明らかにし、攻撃者が脆弱な iPhone や iPad の権限を昇格できるようにしました。 Google TAG は、XNU カーネルの Apple は最近、Citizen Lab と Google TAG 研究者によって報告され、Predator スパイウェアを展開するために脅威アクターによって悪用された 3 つのゼロデイ バグ ( CVE-2023-41991、CVE-2023-41992、および CVE-2023-41993 ) にパッチを適用しました。 Citizen Lab は、9 月に Apple によって修正 他の 2 つのゼロデイ の一部として悪用された、 され、NSO Group の Pegasus スパイウェアをインストールするためのゼロクリック エクスプロイト チェーン (BLASTPASS と呼ばれる) (CVE-2023-41061および CVE-2023-41064) を明らかにしました。 今年の初め以来、Apple は以下にもパッチを適用しました。 7 月に2 回のゼロデイ (CVE-2023-37450 および CVE-2023-38606) 6 月の3 回のゼロデイ (CVE-2023-32434、CVE-2023-32435、および CVE-2023-32439) 5 月にはさらに 3 回のゼロデイ (CVE-2023-32409、CVE-2023-28204、および CVE-2023-32373) 4 月の2 つのゼロデイ (CVE-2023-28206 および CVE-2023-28205) 2 月には別 の WebKit ゼロデイ (CVE-2023-23529)

Apple、緊急アップデートで 2 つの新しい iOS ゼロデイを修正

[destroyerarcher]

Hot Air Bloon iOS Review – A Lost Cache, unearthed.

               Hot Air Bloon iOS represents how fleeting media is, especially in the digital age. Companies can suddenly make an app not run on modern platforms at will. In addition, businesses often shut down digital storefronts for older platforms, typically resulting in the removal of official access to media in the process. If that wasn’t enough, publishers behind media often remove them outright from their official sources, typically because it does not run on modern platforms or there is a new version that is intended to replace the old media. This is also not to mention titles having online features or being tied to an online platform without any end-of-life plan on distributing those features. Of course, people typically use a specific version or title older than the current version for a reason. Trying to funnel people into a new version typically ends up in these people instead pirating that lost media.

                So, what does this have to do with an iOS version of Hot Air Bloon (HAB iOS)? Well, that is exactly the situation Hot Air Bloon iOS ended up in. HAB iOS was released in 2010 November 3, exclusive to the iOS, as the game was likely built in Xcode. In 2017, Apple revealed iOS 11 would no longer support 32-bit apps, which any iOS app before 2015 ran on. This meant that 32-bit apps would only be playable on any new iOS from thereon out if the developer opted to update their game. Unsurprisingly, many of these 32-bit apps were not updated. Sometime between late 2018 and early 2019, Ninja Kiwi quietly removed HAB iOS from the app store, because it could no longer run on modern devices. This trend was even enforced by Apple themselves in June 2022, where they made it so that in the newly released Xcode beta, developers can no longer update 32-bit apps, and on top of that, 32 bit apps would be removed from being listed on the app store automatically by Apple. There was no way to install Hot Air Bloon iOS for four years, until on 2023 January 21, an ipa file (an iOS app file) for Hot Air Bloon iOS was uploaded onto archive.org, and three days later, on 2023 January 24, the ipa was successfully cracked. I then installed the cracked version on my iPad 2 and started my journey experiencing this formerly lost media. Unfortunately, I have no way to support Ninja Kiwi directly, so pirating HAB iOS was the only option

                I went over a lot of background information on why Hot Air Bloon iOS was formerly lost media. How is the actual app itself? Well, Hot Air Bloon iOS is surprisingly...quite good. Hot Air Bloon iOS’s core gameplay is a lot like the original Flash version. It is an autorunner where you control a blimp by pressing the power button to push it up. This is necessary to avoid crashing into obstacles, whether the natural boundaries of the screen or enemies that fly or shoot at you. The original flash version was purely an endless runner, and the iOS version also has this mode playable as “Classic”. Where HAB iOS deviates is with its new story mode, taking the player on a campaign of 7 levels comprised of four stages. Each level has its unique biome, ranging from a haunted forest to an underwater ocean. With these unique biomes come their unique obstacles and in the case of the ocean, a unique mechanic. The ocean biome is notable for how it flips gravity, with the player floating up by default, and the power button pushing them downwards. To top each biome off, there are also boss encounters at the end of each biome, which are a significant change of pace from normal stages, often involving the player to shoot darts at the enemy. Another thing that I appreciate a in hindsight about HAB iOS is that to beat the game, there is minimal grind involved. with newer Bloons titles, they often involve a semi-lengthy if not lengthy grind to acquire your full toolset, with the grind often doing nothing to prepare the player for the toughest challenges the game has to offer. Being able to beat the game in one sitting if I really wanted to, is the part of classic gaming I really enjoy, where they often are much, much less grindier than other games doing the same repetitive action just to try the actual interesting levels. There is also enough mechanical depth to allow players to create their own self-imposed challenges, oftentimes involving not using brake mechanics or beating bosses with full health. Similarly, HAB iOS does not overstay its welcome, as the seven distinct levels offer enough variety to experience the game’s core mechanic of balancing the blimp’s elevation, without being stretched out to the point of each level becoming a copy of the last. What’s more is that the implied lore both in direct postcards and environmental design, provides a lot of depth to the notorious Bloons Lore.

                So, is there anything I dislike about HAB iOS? Well, there are actually a few things I dislike. If you have noticed in my screenshots, there are hearts that are lives that the player uses. Yes, there is a lives system in Hot Air Bloon iOS and it is very frustrating. The player starts with three lives, and can gain more by popping a certain amount of bloons, ranging from 100-250 bloons depending on what level the player currently is in. Lives persist across levels but lose all your lives and you are sent to the first stage of the current level with three lives. This mechanic often forces players to force close the app to save their stage progress, so that they do not have to replay all the previous stages just to practice their current stage again. This ends up slowing gameplay to a halt, and the game would be much better without a life system. Another weak point of HAB iOS is that levels have a nearly fixed duration. Since with the exception of the first stage of Level 7, all non-boss stages simply require the player to survive a set amount of time, there is no reason to collect hundreds of bloons to move faster, when it is better to avoid collecting bloons to give more reaction time against obstacles. Some levels are borderline unplayable when collecting lots of bloons, because the player cannot react fast enough to off-screen hazards. If there were warning signals for all off-screen hazards like with the final stage’s boss, then it would be much more bearable to go fast. Unfortunately, going fast is a detriment rather than a benefit.

                Despite its flaws, Hot Air Bloon iOS is a reminder of what was great about early iOS gaming. The philosophy of a lean title with little in the way of grind, the will to innovate on an existing title, and the accessibility of it all on the go through a small phone is what made me fall in love with the platform in the first place as a child.  At the same time, though, it is a reminder of how hardware is gradually aging, and how having a way to replay old titles is more important than ever, to see what made that time great. With the release of touchHLE by Hikari no Yume kickstarting iOS emulatione, hopefully everyone will eventually get an opportunity to revisit iOS classics, including Hot Air Bloon iOS.

[alenadragonne]

15 questions, however many people

Tagged by @rosieposiepuddingnpie (was finally able to have the time and memory to actually do one of these lol)

1. Are you named after anyone? My dad actually! His name is also Bobbi. Except it’s spelled the masculine way. And he’s technically named after his grandfather Robert.

2. When was the last time you cried? It’s actually been a while now. Long enough for the short term memory to forget how long it’s been. But it’s usually quite often for one reason or another. Perhaps it was right around Christmas?

3. Do you have kids? No but I want kids so very bad. I love children so much. Every age group is great for different reasons!

4. Do you use sarcasm? Naturally? No. If I was taught it I never would have used it or realized it existed. I’ve forced myself to use it but I really only do it with people I super duper trust because I’m often mistaken for being completely serious. It’s not a concept that comes easily for me.

5. What's the first thing you notice about people? How they greet me, if at all. How they hold themselves, are the being forced to introduce themselves? Are they making the first move so to speak? Is their handshake confident or slacked? Do they even bother with a handshake ( understandably of course, Covid is still alive and well). Then it’s physical stuff like hair, eyes, and mouth. I stare at peoples mouths when they talk so really it’s probably mouth and teeth right after eyes.

6. What's your eye color? Hazel, but like REALLY dark hazel. They are a perfect mix of my moms very dark brown eyes and my dads dark green eyes. So they look brown from afar until they get direct light then you can see the inner ring is more green and the outer ring is completely brown.

7. Scary movies or happy endings? I like both, it really depends on the expectations the movie sets for itself. Like if I go into a happy movie and I’m scared I’ll be upset. But scary movies should be scary imo. I also hate spoilers and love surprises so I try to avoid spoiling myself.

8. Any special talents? Uh drawing? I guess. But I consider that more of a learned skill than a talent. I just started young. I’d say as far as special, I can make a clown horn noise with my throat by restricting air flow and then breathing fast. Kids love it, and honestly adults do too.

9. Where were you born? Texas, been here my whole life. :/

10. What are your hobbies? Drawing. Recently got an iPad and Apple Pencil and the barrier for my brain to start drawing is was less. Booting up my laptop often was too many hurdles and it made me draw less. Also reading fanfic for sure. I’m constantly looking for good fics. (I’d write but I’m ass at writing and the thought of posting any of my shitty writing makes me feel ill)

11. Do you have any pets? Yes!!! I have two sweet boys named Faendal and Chonk. Faendal is a shelter mutt. He’s white with very light tan spots and big ole pointed ears that stick straight up. And Chonk is a Pittbull, Labrador, Husky mix. Yeah you read that right. Although he has none of the physical traits of lab or husky. He looks Pitt but he’s got the braincells of a lab and the mouth of a husky.

12. What sports do you play/have you played? No sportsball. I danced competitively in highschool though on the local drill team. And I was what my friends so lovingly called a “mathlete” since I was like 10. I competed in mental math basically.

13. How tall are you? 5'4” ish

14. Favorite subject in school? Math, Physics, Art

15. Dream job? Gosh idk if I have a dream job anymore. When I was a teenager my answer would have been pediatrician. But now idk. I toy with the idea of doing art for a living. But I’m afraid of the job market and I’m not good at selling myself. And also do I wanna make my favorite hobby my job? And then I’m rather good at math so I should utilize it right? That’s what every one tells me. “You have such a unique skill set being so good at math, it would be so easy to get a math degree and a great job.” But would I be bored? Idk that’s a loaded question.

Idk who I should tag 🤔 perhaps @naked-aardvark (although you never do them ಠ_ಠ) @theheightofdishonor if ya feeling up to it. And of course anyone I didn’t tag and wants to!

[visionarycios]

Apple’s M4 MacBook Air Lineup to Arrive Before iPhone SE 4 and Low-Cost iPad

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Source: indiatoday.in

New M4 MacBook Air Models Expected to Launch Soon

Apple is reportedly planning to release its M4 MacBook Air models ahead of the much-anticipated iPhone SE 4 and low-cost iPad 11. Despite earlier expectations that the company might take a break after launching new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models, Apple seems to be taking a different route. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple has already begun mass production of the 13-inch and 15-inch M4 MacBook Air models. Though no specific launch date has been confirmed, these new devices are expected to arrive earlier than anticipated, likely before the iPhone SE 4 and iPad 11, which are slated for release in spring 2025.

Minor Design Changes with Upgraded Specifications

The upcoming M4 MacBook Air models are not expected to feature any significant design changes. Apple is reportedly sticking with the existing look of the MacBook Air, maintaining the fan-less design that has become a signature of this line. Instead of focusing on aesthetics, Apple is prioritizing upgrades in performance, with the M4 chip providing a noticeable boost over the previous generation. While the design remains largely unchanged, customers can expect improvements in the base configurations, with the RAM count likely increased to 16GB, and the base storage bumped up to 512GB. This change comes in response to user feedback, addressing concerns over the limitations of the current 8GB RAM and 256GB storage options.

Affordability and Quiet Performance

One of the most anticipated aspects of the M4 MacBook Air models is the potential for a more affordable price point. While the new 14-inch M4 MacBook Pro model has already seen price reductions, Apple is aiming to make the M4 MacBook Air more accessible. Despite retaining its fan-less design, which may not be the most effective cooling solution, the M4 MacBook Air will be appreciated by users who prioritize a lighter, quieter machine. The larger heatsink used to dissipate heat may not provide optimal cooling, but it offers the advantage of a more compact and silent device. With this new approach, Apple is expected to satisfy the growing demand for portable yet powerful Macs that won’t break the bank.

As Apple prepares to launch its M4 MacBook Air lineup, tech enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the release of these upgraded devices, which are expected to provide improved performance and affordability, all while retaining the sleek design that the MacBook Air line is known for.

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iPhone SE 4 ve yeni iPad’ler için tarih belirli oldu!

Uzun müddettir Apple tarafından tanıtılması beklenen aygıtlar ortasında yer alan iPhone SE 4, iPad 11, ve geliştirilmiş iPad Air modelleri için çalışmalar devam ediyor. Başka tarafta ise bu aygıtların özellikleri ve tanıtım tarihleri hakkındaki sızıntılar da ortaya çıkıyor. Artık de iPhone SE 4 ve yeni iPad modelleri için beklenen tarih aşikâr oldu. İşte ayrıntılar. Yeni iPhone ve iPad modelleri…

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