In a thankfully U2-free event, Apple revealed its newest additions to the iPad range: introducing the iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3.
The big iPad rumour may be plausible, but 4K screens are a ways off yet. 4K panels are still far too expensive, and Apple has invested a lot of time convincing its customers that Retina Displays are as good as it gets.
Google's Nexus 7 is the iPad of the Android ecosystem, and though it's certainly not as attractive to look it, it is everyday bit as good a table.
Whether you're in the market for a do-everything tablet, or a device to take advantage of Apple's incredible ecosystem of apps, the iPad Mini is the best tool for the job.
It looks like our hopes of Apple learning from past mistakes will be shattered. Reports are coming in that the iPad 3 will see severe supply shortages that may persist in to Q2 of this year. At the same time we’re hearing that the next Apple tablet may even not be called the iPad 3 at all, but rather the iPad HD.