Apple is said to be working on a "high-end" iPad for release as early as 2018, incorporating facial recognition like in the iPhone X to replace the home button and Touch ID. But unlike the iPhone X, users shouldn’t expect the next iPad to have a bright, expensive edge-to-edge OLED screen.
Source: macinsider
Apple said to ditch home button for Face ID with thinner bezeled 2018 iPad Pros, but don't expect an OLED display
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