

iOS 12 is still brand new, but Apple is already testing iOS 12.1 with a
developer beta version. Steve Troughton-Smith and Guilherme Rambo found
references to a brand new iPad that would support Face ID.
First, there are changes to Face ID. You can find references to
landscape orientation in the iOS 12.1 beta. Face ID on the iPhone is
limited to portrait orientation. Chances are you didn’t even notice this
limitation because there’s only one orientation for the lock screen and
home screen.
But the iPad is a different story as people tend to use it in landscape.
And even when you hold it in landscape, some people will have the home
button on the left while others will have the home button on the right.
In other words, in order to bring Face ID to the iPad, it needs to
support multiple orientations. This beta indicates that iOS 12.1 could
be the version of iOS that ships with the next iPad.
If that wasn’t enough, there’s a new device codename in the setup
reference files. This device is called iPad2018Fall, which clearly means
that a new iPad is right around the corner.
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo previously indicated that the iPad Pro could switch
from Lightning to USB-C. This would open up a ton of possibilities when
it comes to accessories. For instance, you could plug an external
monitor without any dongle and send a video feed to this external
monitor.
As for iPhone users, in addition to bug fixes, iOS 12.1 brings back
Group FaceTime, a feature that was removed at the last minute before the
release of iOS 12. If it’s still too buggy, Apple could still choose to
remove the feature once again. Memojis could support iCloud syncing
across your devices, which would be useful for an iPad Pro with Face ID.
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