One of the most circulated stories the internet today is that of the iPad Pro and iOS 9 leaks and the probability that both Apple products will be released in the coming months. Some websites even have released speculated specs and new features. 

According to DCInno, the iPad Pro and the iOS 9 may be revealed during Apple's 26^th annual WorldWide Developers Conference (WWDC), which will held on June 8 to 12 at Cupertino, California.

WWDC is a venue to launch new products and the advancements in the devices hardware and software. The same source claims that there is a general consensus that Apple will soon release its iOS9, which is rumoured to help the iOS bounce back from the dud iOS8.

According to MacRumor, Apple plans to make iPads larger, which points to the new iPad Pro. It is rumoured to measure at 12.9 inches, making it the brands largest tablet. It is almost as big as the 13-in MacBook Air.

There is no official name for this large Apple tablet, but the media has taken the initiative to call it "iPad Pro," but fans speculate that it will be named "iPad Air Plus." It may feature 2GB of RAM, Touch ID, and ultra high resolution display. It may also have a stylus accessory and USB ports.

Meanwhile, iOS 9 is rumoured to focus on advancements in optimization and stability capabilities. It may also have Siri improvements, a Homekit "Home" App, transit directions, and split-screen multitasking features. There are plenty of fancy additions to iOS 7 and iOS 8, like Apple Pay, extensions, widgets, continuity, and a design overhaul.

It will be quite hard for the brand to market the iOS9 if it will not have the same advanced additions. iOS 8, however, received negative reviews from users with problems like battery drain, slow WiFi, Bluetooth connectivity failures, and screen rotation problems. If these issues will be resolved in the upcoming iOS9, it may be successfully marketed.

To know if the rumors are true, buyers just have to wait until the launching of the new iPad Pro and iOS 9 at WWDC by the end of the year.