Apple‘s next event will take place on May 7, where we expect to see a new set of iPads revealed, and pre-orders are sure to follow.
Titled ‘Let Loose’, Apple will livestream the launch, suggesting it will be a big one, and the Cupertino team will have plenty to show; We’re not expecting much more than new tablets, so get ready for demonstrations of new software, although surprises are not out of the question.
The main image from the event shows a hand spinning an Apple Pencil amid a colorful Apple logo, so we’re hoping there’ll be a focus on using iPads for creativity, likely with a new and improved Pencil. Rumors suggest that Apple Vision Pro will support Pencil; If so, expect Apple to promote the creation of digital art in a virtual and mixed reality environment.
Read on for details on how to watch the May Apple Event, along with a quick overview of what to expect.
How to Watch the Apple Let Loose Live Stream
Apple’s May event will be held in the form of a live stream. It starts on May 7 at 7 am PT / 10 am ET / 3 pm BST and May 8 at midnight AEST.
The easiest way to watch the live stream will be on YouTube, where Apple currently has a standby page (see below) where you can set a reminder to be notified when the stream begins. But you can also watch Apple’s May event on the company’s website and the Apple TV App.
We’ll be reporting on all the action, so stay tuned to Keynote USA if you can’t follow the live stream. And we’ll surely have some interesting videos and ideas on Keynote USA TikTok.
What to expect at the May Apple event
In short: iPads. Going by the rumors so far, we expect Apple to launch an iPad Air 6, which could come with an OLED display, a new M-series chip (probably the M2 chip, but with possibilities for the M3 chip coming soon). and comes in a new 12.9-inch option for people who want a larger tablet without needing to spend money on a high-end iPad Pro.
Speaking of which, we expect to see new iPad Pro models. The 2024 iPad Pro models are expected to continue with the 11- and 12.9-inch models, but they’ll likely ditch the LCD and mini-LED displays of their respective predecessors for panels. OLED; These would likely promise better colors and contrast, a boon for digital artists and content creators. As ‘pro’ tablets, we can expect the new iPad Pros to use the M3 chip, with the larger model potentially getting a slice of more powerful M3 Pro silicon.
There have been rumors about a new Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil. The former could have a more laptop-like design, potentially made of aluminum and with a larger trackpad. The new Pencil could have several sensitivity improvements, more gesture options, and better compatibility with third-party apps; Additionally, it could also work with Vision Pro.
We also wouldn’t be surprised if Apple touted more Vision Pro features and interconnectivity with the new iPads. And there’s room for a new iPad Air to focus on gaming, as the iPhone 15 Pro‘s A17 Pro chip can run console-quality games and Apple Arcade continues to expand its library.
All in all, the Apple event in May could be interesting. It’s not likely to change things like the launch of an iPhone; We’ll have to wait until September and the likely launch of the iPhone 16 range. But May 7 could still host a live stream that Apple fans won’t want to miss.
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