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Introducing iPad and iPadOS 14 iPadOS in Numbers iPadOS in Numbers What’s iPadOS 14 all about? What’s new, what’s exciting and what’s fun? Let’s take a look at the new iPad operating system in numbers. 9th July, 2020 The date on which the first public beta of iPadOS 14 was released by Apple. fifteen The number of iPad models that can run iPadOS 14. It runs on any iPad that could run the very first release of iPadOS. VP9 With iPadOS 14, the iPad natively supports Google’s VP9 video encoding format. Forty iPadOS 14 is available in 40 different languages. 5 iPadOS 14 is written in five different programming languages; C, C++, Objective-C, Swift and Assembly. smaller The iPad’s user interface is far more streamlined with iPadOS 14. Incoming telephone…

Introducing iPad & iPadOS 14 The iPad Family In the Autumn of 2020, Apple lifted the lid on two brand new iPads; the fourth generation of the popular iPad Air and the eighth generation of the regular iPad. The new tablets joined Apple’s iPad Pro and iPad mini, two models that weren’t updated but are still going strong. iPad’s range of smart tablets now looks impressively strong, with the new Air benefitting from technology developed for the Pro and the iPad is a great alternative for those on a budget. If you want a smaller tablet, take a look at the iPad mini and for high-needs users, the iPad Pro still rules supreme. On the following pages, let’s take a look at Apple’s iPad family, starting with the two new…

Introducing iPad and iPadOS 14 iPad Air iPad Air Most Advanced Chip Ever The 2020 version of the iPad Air makes considerable advances over its predecessor, but what exactly are those changes? Unlike previous models of the iPad Air, the fourth generation model has an edge to edge screen. Like the recent versions of the iPad Pro, there’s no Home button on the new iPad Air. Instead, the touchscreen extends all the way to the bottom of the device, with very little bezel. This has allowed for a larger, 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display with 3.8 million pixels. The screen also boasts advanced technologies and features such as full lamination, P3 wide colour support, True Tone and an anti-reflective coating New Touch ID Button Previous generations of iPad Air used a Home…

Introducing iPad and iPadOS 14 iPad 8th Generation iPad 8th Generation The new version of the regular iPad also makes great leaps forward in power and performance. Powered by iPadOS. Like all of Apple’s current iPads, the 8th Generation iPad runs iPadOS 14. This is the latest version of the iPad’s operating system, and it benefits from a new Home screen, a compact user interface for things like Siri and incoming phone calls and redesigned apps that are far more user friendly than before. Powerful New Processor The iPad, Apple’s entry-level full-sized tablet, has had a substantial boost in power. Its A12 Bionic processor is 40 percent faster than its predecessor, with double the graphics power. It’s up to two times faster than the top-selling Windows laptop, up to three…

Apple One Apple One The New Subscription Service Apple’s range of streaming services are now available in one combined plan. Apple One What You Can Get Apple has some great subscription services, such as Apple TV+ for streaming original TV shows and movies, Apple Music for audio streaming and Apple Arcade for gamers. None of them are expensive but from Autumn 2020, you can save money by subscribing to Apple One instead. Apple One is available in three packages; Individual includes Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade and 50GB of iCloud storage for £14.95/$14.95/14,95 € per month. Family includes Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade and 200GB of iCloud storage for £19.95/$19.95/19,95 € per month, and can be shared among up to six family members. Premier, where available, includes Apple…

Introducing iPad and iPadOS 14 iPad Pro iPad Pro The Ultimate iPad The iPad Pro is Apple’s premium tablet. It benefits from a LiDAR scanner around the back, and better storage capacity options than its stable mates. Powered by iPadOS. The iPad Pro really gets the most from the new iPadOS 14 operating system. On a Pro, it’s fast, feature-packed and very responsive. Despite being at the top of Apple’s iPad range, the new iPad Air has the better processor. The iPad Pro’s A12Z CPU is no slouch though, with its eight-core GPU, eight-core CPU and Neural Engine. The iPad Pro is the only tablet in Apple’s range that has Face ID instead of Touch ID, and if you need a lot of storage space, the Pro is your only…