In fact, we might not see a new iPad Pro in 2023 at all, given that there was over a year between the April 2021 launch of the iPad Pro 2021 and the October 2022 launch of the iPad Pro 2022.Īs for price, Apple may keep pricing similar to current models, if the screen sizes remain the same. It’s also entirely possible that neither of these leaks are right.

We’ve more recently heard that a 16-inch iPad (which may or may not be a Pro model) might land in late 2023, though it’s not clear whether this would be as well as or instead of the rumored 14.1-inch version. Introducing a new screen size is the only way we could imagine Apple launching the next iPad Pro this soon, though so although it's possible, we wouldn’t count on it. Premiere Pro with native support for the M1 chip remains in beta, with a public release coming soon, according to Adobe.That’s according to Ross Young (opens in new tab) – a leaker with a solid track record – who says Apple's next Pro slate will feature a 14.1-inch display – that's bigger than any current model. New styling tools in Adobe XD: Inner Shadow, Outline Stroke, and Angular Gradient.Powerful new retouching features in Photoshop Express, including skin smoothing, content aware healing, face aware liquify and caricature.Lightroom Ecosystem: New Premium Presets, collaborative editing capabilities, Super Resolution in Lightroom and Lightroom Classic (previously available in Adobe Camera Raw), and custom crop aspect ratios in Lightroom.

Most notably, its Illustrator, InDesign, and Lightroom Classic apps now run natively on Macs with the M1 chip, resulting in faster performance.Ĭreative Cloud apps are on average over 80% faster on an M1 Mac compared to an identically configured Intel-based Mac, according to Adobe.Īdditional notable new features and workflow improvements in today's releases, per Adobe: Adobe today announced the release of major updates across its Creative Cloud software suite.

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