Various sources have already reported the possibility of the launch of the new iPad and iPhone SE 4 in the first half of 2025. Bloomberg’s Mark Garman previously said these products will be on sale in the spring, specifying that Apple expects to launch the new iPads and iPhone SE 4 “by April.”
New iPhones and iPads will soon be released
Last month, an anonymous profile of X with a great track record was revealed, as Apple works under the hood to add support for new hardware for this update, with these new devices preinstalled and booting iOS 18.3. It is worth noting that iOS and iPads “.3” updates will usually be released in late January.
Still, this doesn’t mean that the new iPad and iPhone SE 4 will be announced with the release of iOS 18.3. According to Gurman, the device will be announced at a later date. Spring in the Northern Hemisphere begins in mid-March, so there is a high chance that Apple will be unveiling new products between March and April, which has happened many times in the past.
Last year, the M4 iPad Pro and M2 iPad Air were released in May on the iPads 17.4. Apple has already confirmed that it plans to release iOS 18.4 to the public sometime in April. With this update, Apple Intelligence will enable first-time languages other than English. Since the product is expected to ship with the “.3” software “.3”, this gives you a more accurate time frame as to when you expect to see new devices launch.
Rumors say Apple plans to introduce at least three new iOS devices in the spring of 2025: the iPhone SE 4, iPad 11, and the updated iPad Air. The iPhone SE 4 looks like an iPhone 14, but it has one rear camera lens and the iPhone 16 A18 chip. For the iPad 11, it is expected to get spec bumps with faster chips (probably the A17 Pro) to allow support for Apple Intelligence.
Regarding the new iPad Air, details are very unknown as Apple updated this model with the M2 chip last year. Expect to see them all announced together in special events and series of videos.
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