Apple recently released its newest iPad models, the iPad Air M2 (2024) and iPad Pro M4 (2024), with some exciting updates. The iPad Air M2 now comes in two sizes for the first time, while the iPad Pro M4 boasts being the thinnest Apple product ever and features an OLED display. Additionally, Apple has shifted the front-facing camera to the side on all four new models, which hints at potential changes to come.

Future iPads Might Have a Different Apple Logo Orientation

There is speculation that future iPads could feature a rotated Apple logo on the back panel to align with the new front-facing camera orientation. In an interview with French media Numerama, three top Apple employees suggested this possible change for upcoming iPad models. While details are scarce, it appears that Apple is considering rotating its iconic logo 90 degrees to better suit users who prefer landscape orientation.

During the interview, Apple product designer Molly Anderson hinted at a potential logo redesign: "I think it could change, I don’t think it’s set in stone. We are thinking about it. The iPad has long been a product that is used in portrait mode, but we are using it more and more in landscape mode. We cannot say that it is fixed."

While it remains uncertain if the logo will indeed be updated, you may be curious about the latest iPads’ performance and specifications. If so, check out our reviews of the iPad Pro M4 (2024) and iPad Air M2 (2024) for all the juicy details.

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