Apple stopped signing the iPadOS 18 update for the M4 iPad Pro models, which means the new software is no longer available to be downloaded

The company told CNET the issue is affecting iPad Pro models with Apple's newer M4 processor. "We have temporarily removed the iPadOS 18 update for M4 iPad Pro models as we work to resolve an issue that is impacting a small number of devices," Apple said in a statement.

Apple finally launched iPadOS earlier this week with a wide range of exciting features and updates, including the new native Calculator app, a redesigned Photos app, and dark and tinted app icons.  Unfortunately for iPad fans,

Apple today began selling certified refurbished 2022 iPad Pro and iPad Air models through its online store in the U.S. for the first time.

This deal is for the 11-inch model, although there is also a $100 discount on the 13-inch alternative. This is a great option for those who need a little more screen real estate. If you're set on having an iPad Pro then you might benefit from reading our iPad Pro (2024) vs iPad Pro (2022) comparison before making your decision.

Apple has temporarily blocked iPadOS 18 updates on its latest iPad Pro models with M4 chips to investigate an unexpected bricking issue.

Apple has just started offering certified refurbished 2022 iPad Pro and iPad Air models on its US online store for the very first time.

Apple has temporarily paused the roll out of iPadOS 18 for Apple Silicon M4-powered iPad Pro after some users complained that the update bricked their devices. Early reports came on Monday soon after the roll out began at around 10:30PM IST.