The new iPad Pro gets rid of the the home button and beefs up its processing speed. The iPad Pro is its answer to Microsoft, which began to blend touch screens into full-powered Windows PCs and Surface devices back in 2012. (Next year, Adobe says it will bring to the iPad Pro a full-fledged version of its Photoshop app, too.) The new iPad Pro uses the USB-C style port for charging and plugging in external devices such as a monitor. I’m sure we’ll look back on the iPad Pro in the same way, but it still has some evolving to do.

Source: Washington Post November 05, 2018 11:03 UTC