IT’S not right to call the new iPad a tablet. It’s so much more. I’ve been testing out Apple’s ludicrously impressive new iPad Pro M5, and it’s sensational. But it’s also expensive, so I reveal

The combo of iPadOS 26 and the new iPad Pro hardware are making Apple's tablet a more viable option than ever.

Apple has been working with Samsung to develop a panel for the foldable iPad. This panel, according to Gurman, would reportedly give the folding tablet a whopping 18-inch display when unfolded. However, there are some issues with the panel's development, namely its cost and weight.

Sky’s launch prices start at £27 – equal to 90p per day – for the 11” iPad Pro M5, rising to £34 for the 13” iPad Pro M5. These are reasonable prices for the latest Apple device, but keep in mind they only include a small 100MB data allowance.

We featured a deal late last week on the 512GB M3 iPad Air with the cell connectivity at a new all-time low. But after a pair of additional price drops, we are now looking at nearly $280 off the list price and a new Amazon all-time low once again.

This week’s Apple headlines: the latest iPhone special offer, a long-awaited iPhone camera update, the M5 MacBook Pro and iPad Pro, another AI departure from Cupertino, Formula 1 comes to Apple TV and Star Trek’s M5 warning.

The company is readying a revamped MacBook Pro with a touch display for late 2026 or early 2027, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The new machines, code-named K114 and K116, will also have thinner and lighter frames and run the M6 line of chips.