Dropbox, one of the major players in cloud-based file storage, has released a new version of its app for iOS, with some major features designed to improve workflow and multitasking on Apple iPad Pro and other compatible iOS 10 devices.

2017 is going to be a bigger year for Apple than 2015 and 2016 combined. With Apple fully committed to the iPad Pro and Apple TV, not to mention rumors of more Mac announcements underway between this Fall and quarter one of 2017, Apple’s plan to reorganize its product lines is becoming increasingly clear.

Last April’s Fools, Gadgette’s and Recombu poked fun at Apple fans, by publishing two parodies hinting at the possibility of a new iMac built into the shell of a 1998 iMac, as well as a new “iPad Pro Mini Pro”, a 7.9 inch version of the iPad Pro, with a potential smaller version that “...will come with 50% more Pro, and 50% more Mini, than the iPad Pro Mini Pro, in a Mini form factor, but with more Pro than ever...”.

We heard plenty of talk prior to the iPhone 7 launch, about Apple looking to eliminate another notable feature from its future handsets aside from the headphone jack. Rumors have hinted to the possibility that the home button, which has been a fixture of the iPhone since its very first iteration in 2007, could be next.