Iphone has been updated to ios13.3.1 (several iPad running iPadOS 13 have obtained EEC certification and may be launched this year)

The iPad and iPad air were launched in March, and it doesn't look like this will be the last pill launched by the Cupertino giant this year. Because many iPad models have been certified by Russia's Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC). This indicates that the tablet models are A2068, A2198, A2230, A2197 and A2228. In addition, the EEC file also suggests that iPad will be released together with iPadOS 13, which debuts at the WWOS2019 developer conference. Unfortunately, the exact identities of the five new tablets are still unclear, but one of them may be the long-rumored entry-level 10.2in iPad, which could replace Apple's current iPad compatibility. Since it has not been refreshed for more than a year, it may be the most powerful competitor to refresh.

Moreover, the timing of UDN's entry into North Korea will not be more perfect. According to the supply chain, the new 10.2in iPad will go into mass production later this month and could be launched this fall. However, other details of the iPad model remain a mystery. Because these tablets are EEC certified, they are likely to be launched around September after the official launch of the iPhone 11 series, similar to the iPad Pro 12.9 and iPad Pro 11 tablets launched in October 2018.

In addition, the UDN report claims that mass production of the 16-inch MacBook Pro will begin in the fourth quarter, which could be announced early next year. It is said that Apple plans to give up 3D Touch on all 2019 iPhone models in order to achieve tactile touch on the iPhone XR. We look forward to more details in the future.