Apple's October Surprise: M5 iPad Pro Leak, MacBook Refresh, and Eco-Friendly Energy Expansion
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Apple's October Surprise: M5 iPad Pro Leak, MacBook Refresh, and Eco-Friendly Energy Expansion
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Apple's having quite the October, with a flurry of product announcements expected to drop any day now, though it looks like there won't be a big flashy event this time around. Mark Gurman, the go-to source for Apple leaks, confirmed that while an October event has been cancelled, we should expect new products to be announced via press releases this week, specifically the week of October thirteenth.
The biggest news involves the M5 iPad Pro, which has already leaked in spectacular fashion. Two Russian YouTubers got their hands on the device early and did full unboxing videos, giving us our first real-world look at Apple's M5 chip before it's even officially announced. The design stays mostly the same as the current model, though Apple has removed the iPad Pro text engraving on the back for a cleaner look. Geekbench results show the M5 chip delivers about twelve percent higher multicore performance than the M4.
We're also expecting to see the M5 MacBook Pro, specifically the base fourteen inch model, since stores are running low on the standard M4 versions while premium models remain well-stocked, which usually signals an imminent refresh. Additional products rumored for this October rollout include the Apple Vision Pro 2 with a faster chip and more comfortable design, AirTag 2 with improved tracking range and a tamper-proof speaker, a new Apple TV powered by the A17 Pro chip that might support Apple Intelligence and include a built-in FaceTime camera, and the HomePod mini 2 with a more powerful chipset.
Beyond hardware, Apple made major environmental news with its announcement of expanding renewable energy projects across Europe. The company is developing new solar and wind farms in Greece, Italy, Latvia, Poland, and Romania that will add six hundred fifty megawatts of clean energy capacity, generating over one million megawatt hours of electricity by twenty thirty. This ties directly into Apple's 2030 carbon neutral goal, specifically addressing the energy customers use to charge and power their devices.
On the entertainment front, Apple Original Films announced that F1 The Movie will make its global streaming debut on Apple TV Plus on Friday, December twelfth.
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