Apple after Cook: The Ternus age begins this week
We’re hurtling toward the loss of something big. Finally, after months of speculation , Apple is about to introduce its first-ever folding smartphone . And once it does, the conversation will change as the annual iPhone rumor season is replaced with the reality of whatever Apple unveils. Except, it won’t quite be the same as in the past. Because no sooner will new Apple CEO John Ternus finish his…
Apple is set to unveil its first-ever folding smartphone, marking the beginning of a new era for the company. Following months of speculation, the introduction of the device will shift the focus from annual iPhone rumors to the reality of Apple's latest innovation. The new CEO, John Ternus, will be quick to emphasize that he is eager to focus on the products already in development, as well as those that have yet to be conceived.
Ternus, a family man with a background in hardware engineering, leads Apple's hardware division and is known for his calm demeanor and commitment to product design. He will face the challenge of following in the footsteps of Tim Cook, who transformed Apple into the world's most valuable company. However, Ternus has already been tasked with assembling a hardware-focused team, including Laura Legros, former vice president of hardware engineering.
At the upcoming September 9 event, Apple is expected to showcase several new products. The folding iPhone, potentially named iPhone Ultra or iPhone Duo, will feature a durable hinge and a powerful A20 chip. The iPhone 18 Pro series will boast a new display, smaller Dynamic Island, advanced camera capabilities, and A20 chips. Additionally, Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 models will receive improvements to their processors, networking capabilities, and heart monitoring features. AirPods 5 will be equipped with a new H3 Wireless Chip and integrated health monitoring sensors.
While Apple's focus on expanding its product lineup is evident, the introduction of smart home devices may prove to be a crucial area of growth. The company is expected to release an Apple TV with a faster processor, SiriAI support, and a HomePod mini upgrade. Additionally, a new home hub could be unveiled, combining an iPad and a HomePod to run apps, control smart devices, and manage calls and communications.
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