iPad mini 6 to Launch in Spring

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If you’ve been awaiting a new iPad mini from Apple, here is good news for you. Rumour has it that Apple may release its iPad mini 6 in Spring this year.

The last time Apple updated the iPad mini was in March 2019, that’s over two years ago. Since then fans have been looking forward to the launch of a new iPad mini. It was expected that a new launch would be announced at the Apple Event on 20th April or at the WWDC 2021. However, a new launch didn’t get announced for some reason. Instead, it was a new fifth-generation iPad Pro we got from Apple. But recently, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, a regular Apple tipster, claimed that the iPad mini 6 will be launched this spring, featuring “the biggest redesign in the nine-year history” of small-form tablets.

There is every possibility that Gurman got his fact from…

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