The iPad Pro is unlike any previous iPad ever made, and size is only part of the reason why. Yes, we could say, size does matter, in redefining the iPad into this new iteration, however, what makes the iPad Pro truly unique, is a combination of factors that set it aside from the iPad Air 2 and iPad Air.

In the wake of Apple’s keynote, there is no doubt that the Apple iPad Pro and Microsoft’s Surface Pro are going to be in direct competition with each other. While Microsoft has yet to make any formal announcement in regard to the Surface Pro 4, Apple is clearly expecting Microsoft to update its flagship tablet PC with specs designed to outshine the current version, and also, to proactively tackle a next version of the Surface Pro, likely to feature considerably higher specs, at least according to the latest rumors.

In the wake of Apple TV’s unveiling, news of Apple looking to start its own subscription service have made the rounds. The new service could start as early as next year, at a price point starting at $40, which should include most of the above list of channels. Apple TV’s search capability and updated interface will make it very easy to look for content, and watch it instantly, at a price range that is far more affordable that any comparable cable/satellite subscription.

Reading back on our account of yesterday’s “Hey Siri” event in San Francisco, we have come to the conclusion that were are at least three hidden clues, telling us that what we are seeing now may be just the beginning of a much more radical change in the years to come.