Apple Rolling Out #TakeNote Hashflag on Twitter as New iPad Pro Imminent

Apple is expected to announce new iPad Pro models and potentially more very shortly. Alongside the announcements, Apple will be rolling out a hashflag for the #TakeNote hashtag on Twitter. The hashflag is set to go live at 6:30 a.m. Pacific Time.

Apple Take Note Hashflag
A hashflag is a custom icon that appears next to a specified hashtag on Twitter. In this case, a colorful Apple logo will appear next to #TakeNote.

It's likely that Apple will also announce a redesigned 10th-generation iPad alongside the new iPad Pro, and we might get release dates for iPadOS 16.1, iOS 16.1, and macOS Ventura as well today. We'll find out for sure very soon, so stay tuned.

Update: Apple today unveiled new iPad Pro models, an updated iPad, a new Apple TV, and more.

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ranjanr Avatar
8 months ago


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ranjanr Avatar
8 months ago
AirPods Max 2 maybe;)?

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tufapshakur Avatar
8 months ago
Only Apple can do this.
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ijordano Avatar
8 months ago
Watch it just be the new shared note taking app
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Dredd67 Avatar
8 months ago
Ah I also thank Appke for its wonderful autocorrect engine. My colleagues and close ones love it. ??.
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NMBob Avatar
8 months ago

Why does the store have to go down? Seems like a really weird workflow, technically speaking.
It's so you will take note that something new is coming.
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