Was it a typo on the Website or why is the 2017 10.5 inch iPad Pro (A10X + 4GB of ram) not supported? Because the 7th generation iPad which has an A10 processor + 3GB of ram is supported! It’s weird because the A10X is a more powerful processor so why does it not make the cut?

I have built a fully working iPhone app, with some complex UI! Now that I have a bit more audience, I wanted to expand to iPad, I have read about size classes and, seen the Apple documentation about the topic, but I still did not get the answers I was looking for. My questions are: How should I build an iPad app, within the original iPhone app, so that some viewcontrollers may differ intensively? So for example, on the iPhone I have a collection view and a tableview, with some other views. And on iPad I want the same View(spot in the app), to consist of a split view controller, and some other views. So it would be 20% of already done views and 80% of newly added elements. So if I would make it in the same view, using "vary for traits" it would be a hassle (I guess). Would it be better, or can I actually have a different Storyboard for iPad? What is the right approach? Thanks in advance for your answers.

I want to make a feature in my App, where a user can use the Camera to capture the data of an LCD screen, for example a thermostat or a digital clock. I downloaded the sample Text recognition project and tweaked it to only search for numbers. But whenever I show it a photo of a digital number (LCD/LED) it just cannot recognize it. So I searched for an answer, and I came to the conclusion that I have to train a model with these kind of numbers. My question is, how should I do it, what kind of photos should I take for training? Thank you for the help in advance! Have a nice WWDC