Mark Gurman
The 13-inch M3 MacBook Air and new iPad Pros are already in production overseas, with a launch targeted around the end of March. Also in the works are new iPad Airs and 15-inch MacBook Air with M3 and a slew of new iPad accessories. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2024-01-28/apple-eu-changes-sideloading-third-party-app-stores-are-future-of-the-iphone-lrxjzbg6
Apple EU Changes: Sideloading, Third-Party App Stores Are Future of the iPhone

Apple’s European Union revamp of the App Store and iOS gave us a glimpse at a less hostile and more open future for the iPhone — even if it’s an outcome the company never really wanted. Also: Apple scales back its future electric car; Samsung considers developing a noninvasive blood sugar monitor; and new iPad and MacBook Air models get closer to release.

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Jan 28, 2024 at 2:00pmMastodon for iOS
Show threadDavidSchaubJan 28, 2024

@markgurman

I was wondering if the iPad Air (not getting the M2 yet) was just a reset of expectations, and going forward the iPad Air would stick with one generation older M* chips to enhance Apple’s iPad Pro product segmentation…

It’ll be surprising to me if the iPad Air actually gets the M3 this year, but cool. Maybe just a slower product release cadence is enough of a differentiation.

Show threadCarlosJan 28, 2024
@markgurman what about the Mac Mini with M3?