iOS 12 icon all but confirms an iPad Pro without home button

2018-10-29 12:36

Apple is expected to release new iPad Pro models at their event in New York on October 30. A new icon found in iOS 12 by 9to5Mac strengthens previous rumors that the new tablets will not sport a home button.

In August, a small icon discovered in iOS 12 beta version 5 hinted towards a home button-less iPad. But the new leak gives us a better look at the new iPad Pro’s structure. The design suggests that the device will have thick bezels but no notch. The tablet will house volume buttons on the side, as per the image. As per an…

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