We can expect that Cupertino will roll out the third iteration of Catalyst, the development framework used to port iPad and iOS apps to the Mac's Apple Silicon platform.

This, I believe, is where we'll see some exciting developments at WWDC 2021. But where are all these apps going to come from? Presumably, they are going to come from the Mac. Perhaps Apple intends to run an entirely new generation or class of apps on the iPad Pro. If we assume that the base 128GB iPad Pro 2021 has an M1 with 8GB of RAM (the 1TB and 2TB models have 16GB), then it now outstrips the capabilities of any application that currently runs on iPadOS - it's overkill and begging to be exploited. This is a perfect time to revisit the the ultimate existential question: If the hardware of an iPad Pro and a lower-end MacBook Pro or a MacBook Air is now at parity, just what is the difference between an iPad Pro and a MacBook, anyway? Apple WWDC 2021: How to watch and what to expect.Researchers discover bypass 'bug' in iPhone Apple Pay, Visa.

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