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Apple has been working on new iPads for a long time, and rumors suggest that the next generation iPad Pro will feature OLED displays for the first time. Recent reports have hinted at this, and clues from the first iPadOS 17.5 beta seem to confirm it.

As we analyze the code of the iPadOS 17.5 beta, we discover references to unreleased iPads, supporting the introduction of a new display technology for rumored new iPads. New display firmware has been found for four new iPad models, likely identifiers for the next generation iPad Pro which will be available in different sizes with Wi-Fi and Cellular options. The firmware points to OLED displays and various suppliers for the 11-inch and 12.9-inch versions.

A recent DSCC report suggests that production constraints for OLED displays have delayed the launch of these new iPads. LG is expected to produce all 12.9-inch panels, while both LG and Samsung will produce 11-inch panels. Additionally, a new Apple Pencil with features like a “squeeze” gesture has also been hinted at in the iPadOS 17.5 beta code.

Further details about a new generation Apple Pencil have been uncovered, including new gestures like “LongSqueeze” and “DoubleSqueeze.” Previous reports have suggested that a new Apple Pencil with Find My support is in the works. According to Bloomberg, Apple is planning to introduce new iPad Pro and iPad Air models, a redesigned Magic Keyboard, and Apple Pencil 3 in the second week of May

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