Apple Said to Plan a 128GB Version of the 4th Generation iPad Image credit: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images Since Apple CEO Tim Cook shot down those rumors of a larger iPhone last week, the Apple rumor mill is spinning now with something else: a new iPad. According to 9to5 Mac, Apple will be adding to its current iPad line up with a model that has more storage capacity. It will feature the same design as the current iPads, but promises to offer users 128GB of storage, the most storage ever sold in an iPad. There will be Wi-Fi and cellular versions, and according to the site, there will be 10-packs available for educational institutions. 9to5Mac, which has generally been accurate on Apple rumors, says the model will start at $799. While this would be a relatively small update to the current iPad lineup, there have been additional rumors that Apple is working on a version of its 9.7-inch iPad that resembles its smaller 7.9-inch iPad Mini. That model is rumored to launch later in the year, probably during the fall. RELATED: Top 50 iPad Apps: The Best Apps in Every Category for Your New Tablet This latest rumor comes on the heels of Apple's bleak stock reports. The company's stock has fallen over 12 percent since it peaked at just over $700 per share in September. The company lost its title as the world's most valuable company last week. Even though it sold a record number of iPads and iPhones in the last quarter, analysts fear Apple is losing its touch and is suffering in the wake of the death of Steve Jobs. However, on an earnings call last week, Cook expressed excitement in the product pipeline and touted that "no technology company has ever reported these kinds of results." In the meantime, "jOBS," a biopic about the late Steve Jobs, is set to be released this April. The film, which has been criticized by Apple's co-founder, Steve Wozniak, will be released just as Apple celebrates its 37th anniversary.