Apple is marketing the iPad Pro as a laptop for people on the go. But the company is ramping up the upgrades for the iPad Pro 2 to corner that market, according to the latest news and rumors.

In a report by Bloomberg, Apple is looking to send out the software for the iPad Pro next year, most probably in the first half of 2017. The tablet has sustained gains in Q3 for iPad, which was the first profit for the model in nearly three years.

As to the upgrades, according to the news article, the iPad Pro 2 will feature drastically improved stylus movements for the professional on the go. It will also allegedly feature a "faster display technology," which would make the scrolling, panning or any other touch movements seamless.

The initial rumors pointed to a 10.5-inch display for the iPad Pro and 12.9 inch iPad Pro 2, as well as the smaller 9.7-inch iPad; although it must be said that this information was also shared by respected research note analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo.

The other features of the iPad Pro 2 include the A10X 10nm processor, which is faster than the A9x chip currently installed in the iPad Pro. There are also reports of the second generation device having a much better camera than the 8MP main snapper in the current model.

As to the price, Expert Reviews predicted that it won't be much more expensive than the current models.

Several rumors point to the iPad Pro 2 release next month, along with the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, although there's no news to corroborate this information.