Apple enthusiasts must be jubilant! A leak has uncovered the probable chip details of an astonishing 16 forthcoming devices, offering a sneak peek into the plans of this technology behemoth. This information which was shared by a trustworthy informant on X gives some insight as to what could be in store for the iPad, iPad mini, iPad Pro, iPhone 16 lineup, and potentially even a new HomePod.
A14 Bionic: A Familiar Face Or A Newcomer?
The A14 Bionic chip looks to feature on two not-yet-released devices which are still available in their current form on the 10th generation iPads. This could mean either an 11th-generation iPad without any serious chip changes or perhaps just another conventional model with cellular connectivity. However, there is also the possibility of a touchscreen-equipped HomePod that would throw off this theory since its model number slightly deviates from past patterns.
A17: POWERING UP THE IPAD MINI
It appears that the 7th-generation iPad Mini might get a significant boost from adopting the A17 chip which might be an improvement upon the A17 Pro. It will certainly be better than having to use the earlier specification models already anticipated to employ an A16 bionic instead of having to work with the present one based on the end-user’s desire.
iPad Air Supercharging
Rumors have it that the next iPad Air will come in two sizes, 10.9-inch and 12.9-inch, both powered by an M2 chip; this is the same chip used on recently launched Mac Studio and Studio Display providing better performance for iPad demanding tasks.
M3 or M4? The iPad Pro’s Mysterious Chip.
Leaked identifiers indicate that although the next generation iPad Pro was rumored to feature the M3 chip, there are possibilities of an even greater M4 chip. This would be a huge step forward which would mean that the iPad Pro can now compete with traditional laptops.
iPhone 16: A Unified Front with the A18 Chip.
The four models of iPhone 16 might all possess identical A18 chips as per previous information. However, “Pro” may still accompany those designs intended for these models like “A18 pro” to show some small differences in their abilities or disabled features for standard versions of iPhone 16 and Iphone 16 plus.
However important this news may be, one should remember that it is based on leaks and does not contain any official confirmation from Apple. Nonetheless, it provides a glimpse into possibilities concerning future Apple devices with their new innovative technologies.
