Apple indicates no new Macs or iPads until September 2026; IPad 12 launch remains uncertain amid revenue outlook.

Apple has indicated that significant new Mac or iPad launches will be on hold until September 2026.
Tim Cook's comments suggest that the iPad 12 launch is uncertain, potentially delayed due to poor recent sales.
CFO Kevan Parekh noted that the upcoming June quarter will see a 14 to 17% revenue growth year-over-year, despite previous challenges linked to the release of the entry-level iPad 11 with the A16 chip.
"No new iPads are launching" any time soon, according to analysis, with the next generation expected to arrive with the A18 chip in May 2026 and further improvements extending to models like the iPad mini 8 and the iPad Pro in subsequent years.
Currently, Apple is working on major refreshes across its iPad lineup, set for launch through 2027, with a focus on integrating Apple Intelligence into future models.
As it currently stands, the impending iPad 12 is reported to still be months away, and it's unclear if it will include any substantial design updates, likely resembling the current model.
In March, it was noted that the new entry-level iPad was "ready to go" but still coming this year.

Apple Inc. has signalled that no new Macs or iPads will debut until at least September 2026, with uncertainties surrounding the iPad 12 launch. CFO Kevan Parekh indicated that the June quarter would see challenging revenue comparisons due to the previous iPad 11 sales performance.