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    2020 iOS predictions: iPad Pro and so many iPhones

    Jan 17, 2020 5 minutes

    All told, 2019 was a relatively quiet year for the iPhone and iPad. Apple brought back some old favourites to round out the iPad product line, and a new batch of incrementally improved iPhones was released in the autumn, as anyone could have predicted. But quiet years aren’t really quiet. They generally mean that at Apple Park, there are projects coming to fruition, only to be sprung on an unsuspecting public the next year. And so, once again, I present one man’s attempt to guess what projects will finally become products in 2020.

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