
The next iPad Pro might add a new camera.
In Mark Gurman's Power On newsletter for Bloomberg , he notes that iOS 26's public beta is expected next week, and a possible tweak for upcoming M5-powered iPad Pros..
The M4 iPad Pro that launched last year switched the orientation of its front-facing camera for use in landscape mode since many people use it like that or in a laptop-like stand, but the new model could also include a portrait-oriented camera, so video calls look fine no matter which way you're holding it.

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