Apple is planning to introduce a new iPad Air 3 at a March press event, reports 9to5Mac. The new iPad is expected to launch alongside the much rumored 4-inch iPhone 5se and new Apple Watch bands.
A recently leaked diagram, allegedly of the iPad Air 3, reveals a rear facing LED flash and the presence of four integrated speakers at the top and bottom of the device.
Apple is hoping to boost iPad sales by introducing new Education features to iOS including: Shared iPad, Classroom App, Apple School Manager, Managed Apple IDs, and more. You can learn more about the education features coming in iOS 9.3 here.
The event is also expected to launch a 4-inch iPhone 5se which reportedly features a faster A9 processor, an M9 chip with support always-on Siri, 1GB to 1.2GB of RAM, a 1624mAh battery, 16GB and 64GB storage options, NFC, Live Photos, and more.
The Apple Watch is expected to get new colored Sport bands and Hermes bands, a black Milanese Loop, and a band made out of a new material. The company will likely debut watchOS 2.2 at the event which brings support for pairing your iPhone with multiple Apple Watches.
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A recently leaked diagram, allegedly of the iPad Air 3, reveals a rear facing LED flash and the presence of four integrated speakers at the top and bottom of the device.
Apple is hoping to boost iPad sales by introducing new Education features to iOS including: Shared iPad, Classroom App, Apple School Manager, Managed Apple IDs, and more. You can learn more about the education features coming in iOS 9.3 here.
The event is also expected to launch a 4-inch iPhone 5se which reportedly features a faster A9 processor, an M9 chip with support always-on Siri, 1GB to 1.2GB of RAM, a 1624mAh battery, 16GB and 64GB storage options, NFC, Live Photos, and more.
The Apple Watch is expected to get new colored Sport bands and Hermes bands, a black Milanese Loop, and a band made out of a new material. The company will likely debut watchOS 2.2 at the event which brings support for pairing your iPhone with multiple Apple Watches.
Please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates.
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