The Verge's Decoder podcast spoke with Bloomberg's Mark Gurman about Apple's new chief executive, John Ternus. Apple's recent iPhone event was Ternus's first big product launch.
That event also revealed the iPhone Duo, Apple's first foldable phone. Gurman said the timing of the new boss and the new product was not a coincidence.
The talk covered Tim Cook's legacy, the reshuffled leadership team, and how Apple moves from the iPhone era into the AI era.
🔍 The Backstory
John Ternus took over from Tim Cook, who led Apple for more than a decade. Cook turned Apple into one of the world's most valuable companies.
Gurman is known for reporting Apple's plans before they are announced. He correctly reported almost every detail of this year's iPhone event in advance.
Siri has been a weak spot for Apple. An upgraded Siri was delayed and only arrived with iOS 27 this month, which led to a lawsuit and a $250 million settlement.
🎯 Why It Matters
Apple is the world's biggest tech company, and its direction shapes phones, AI and apps for billions of people. Ternus now has to find Apple's next big thing.
The Verge's Decoder podcast spoke with Bloomberg's Mark Gurman about Apple's new chief executive, John Ternus. Apple's recent iPhone event was Ternus's first big product launch.
That event also revealed the iPhone Duo, Apple's first foldable phone. Gurman said the timing of the new boss and the new product was not a coincidence.
The talk covered Tim Cook's legacy, the reshuffled leadership team, and how Apple moves from the iPhone era into the AI era.
John Ternus took over from Tim Cook, who led Apple for more than a decade. Cook turned Apple into one of the world's most valuable companies.
Gurman is known for reporting Apple's plans before they are announced. He correctly reported almost every detail of this year's iPhone event in advance.
Siri has been a weak spot for Apple. An upgraded Siri was delayed and only arrived with iOS 27 this month, which led to a lawsuit and a $250 million settlement.
Apple is the world's biggest tech company, and its direction shapes phones, AI and apps for billions of people. Ternus now has to find Apple's next big thing.