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Lately the rumor mill has been bubbling about the possibility of Apple unveiling a new iPad Pro at WWDC, a replacement for the existing 9.7 inch model, with a higher resolution screen. Normally Id be skeptical of such claims, but the iPad Pro hasnt been updated in more than a year and these rumors suggest this product has been ready to go for some time now. Meanwhile, fans of the iPad Pro have been restless, since the major additions of pro features in iOS 9 were followed by almost no new pro features in iOS 10. It makes sense for Apple to introduce a new iPad Pro at the same time as trumpeting its commitment to the iPad via a bunch of major new pro features in iOS 11. Thats why I think this rumor is fairly likely to come true.

Tough calls It would seem like an easy call to predict that many of the features Apple introduced in the past year dual camera support, the Touch Bar, Messages stickers and apps will be improved. Sometimes Apple keeps moving new technology forward and other times it walks away for a while. A good example is iPad multitasking, which was launched with iOS 9 and was unchanged in iOS 10, and might get some work in iOS 11, or might not. Predicting that last years introductions will be this years improvements is a risky game.

Its the week before the kick off of Apples product year at WWDC in San Jose. This is a week full of wish lists, rumors, speculation, and wild ideas. Next week all of that will collapse into one single truth: the reality of whats unveiled on stage in San Jose. Gamblers know this feeling. Once the result is known, all of the probabilities collapse to the cold, hard truth of winners and losers.

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