On Wednesday, Apple unveiled new versions of its latest top-end phones, including the company’s first foldable iPhone called Duo. The news was announced during the tech giant’s annual fall keynote. The company's new CEO, John Ternus, who took over from Tim Cook on Sept. 1, introduced the latest lineup at the Steve Jobs Theater. Called Duo, the phone has the "largest display ever on an iPhone, yet fits into your pocket," Ternus said during the presentation. The phone opens to a 7.6 inch display that is 80% larger than the newest iPhone 18 Pro. It will let people use an Apple Pencil on the phone, a capability previously reserved only to iPad users. The Duo also lets users split the screen to use two different apps on the device, or two…
The first foldable iPhone, iPhone Duo, was unveiled Wednesday by newly minted Apple CEO John Ternus after months of speculation. The new phone is set to start at $1,999 a whopping $800 over the new iPhone 18 Pro, which was unveiled on the same stage along with iPhone 18 Pro Max. For more information head to our link in bio.
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Ternus, who has been on Apple's design team since 2001 and is the new CEO, has been credited as being an instrumental part of Apple's rollout of its signature iPhone and AirPods.
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After 15 years at the helm, Tim Cook has stepped down as CEO of Apple. John Ternus, the computer company’s former senior vice president of hardware engineering, was named the tech company’s new CEO, effective September 1. Ternus, who first joined Apple in 2001 on the product design team, takes over a company currently valued at $4.6 trillion. Following news of the succession, Apple’s stock rallied nearly 3 percent as of Tuesday afternoon. Cook succeeded Steve Jobs, Apple’s founder, in August of 2011. During Cook’s time in charge, Apple’s stock grew from $13 a share to more than $320, nearly 2,300 percent. Cook’s tenure also brought a restructuring of leadership around a team of executives that made collective decisions…Open
