MORE Apple hardware, incoming! (CultCast #528)

This week:

• Apple could scrap 13-inch MacBook Pro, bring 5G to 10.2-inch iPad in 2022
• 13-MacBook Pro’s days are numbered
• 10.2-inch iPad to get 5G, new MacBook Air this year
• Mac Pro with faster M1 chip to complete Apple silicon transition in 2022
• Eurasian filings reveal new iPhone and iPad coming soon
• Apple education store now requires Unidays and only 1 device per year

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This week's stories

Apple could scrap 13-inch MacBook Pro, bring 5G to 10.2-inch iPad in 2022

• Apple will scrap the 13-inch MacBook Pro this year after introducing a new 14-inch model with a next-generation “M2” chip, one tipster claims.

Mac Pro with faster M1 chip to complete Apple silicon transition in 2022

• Apple will introduce a new Mac Pro with an upgraded M1 chipset by the end of the year to complete its Apple silicon transition, according to a tipster.

Win an Invoxia Cellular GPS Tracker and stop losing things [Cult of Mac giveaway]

• If you live in a big city, you likely suffered the misfortune of having something stolen. Maybe thieves swiped your bike, motorcycle, car or backpack.

Eurasian filings reveal new iPhone and iPad coming soon

• The Eurasian Economic Commission confirmed that Apple plans to release a new iPhone and iPad in the near future. The devices appear in the online database of the regulatory agency.

Apple education store now requires Unidays and only 1 device per year

• The legendary Apple education discount loophole, now closed!