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Apple announces iPad Pro and Mac event for October 30th

Avatar for Muhammad Abdullah Muhammad Abdullah Follow Muhammad Abdullah on X Published: Oct 18, 2018 · 1:14 PM ET Updated: Dec 27, 2019 · 8:44 AM ET

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Apple sets new Event for Oct. 30 in Brooklyn

Apple is headed to Brooklyn this time with new products in the pipeline. The media invites were sent today for an October 30th event in Brooklyn, New York. Apple is expected to launch the all-new iPad Pro tablets and potential update to the Mac lineup. The invites that were sent came with the tagline “There’s more in the making,” and setting Brooklyn as the launch location is a bit surprising. Apple Park’s Steve Job’s theatre was built for Apple announcements, and it was reasonable to believe that the new hardware products will be announced there.

Also read: Apple store robbery; Theft of $1 million

The unique invite designs for the event are teasing something. Take a look in case you want to find the hints or teases for what the company will offer.

Apple Event October 2018

What’s expected?

The iPad Pro is rumored to be announced with a slim bezel display and Face ID. It seems like Apple wants to expand the Face ID to all its devices and replace passcodes and fingerprints with face scanning. Rumors also suggest that the iPad Pro will also ditch Lightning for USB-C and will be available in 11 and 12.9-inch display sizes.

The long-awaited MacBook Air successor is also rumored to make an appearance in the October event. It is also said that the new MacBook Air will have slimmer bezels than other Macs with a high-resolution display. The MacBook Air successor is even supposed to be in between 12-inch MacBook as a low-cost laptop by Apple.

As Bloomberg reported in August, the Mac Mini is also in development, and Apple is ready to target the desktop market again with the all-new Mac Mini. Apple wants to target power users, app developers with the new Mac Mini.

The event might not be a hardware specific event; iOS 12.1 is also expected to be released with new features. Also, the watchOS update might also be in the pipeline.

It is also said that the delayed AirPower charger will make an appearance and a new Mac Pro will also be announced at the October 30th event. TechEngage will cover the event live and you can get updates on our website and social platforms. Follow us there to get updates live from the Apple Event.

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Filed Under: Tech News & Analysis Tagged With: Apple, Apple Event, Apple iOS, iOS, iOS 12, iPad Pro, MacBook, News

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Muhammad Abdullah is a Senior Tech Correspondent at TechEngage and its most prolific author, with more than 320 published articles. A computer scientist by training and a certified Growth Hacker, he covers mobile devices, apps, operating systems, social media, and gaming, turning complex digital trends into practical insights.

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