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…
Apple on Wednesday announced the iPhone Duo, signaling a major revamp of its most important product. CNN’s Lisa Eadicicco got a look at the the company’s first foldable smartphone.
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.
Sony is back with a new lineup of more affordable headphones for 2026, bringing updated features, improved sound, and a familiar favorite back into the mix. Underscored tech writer Henry Casey gets a first look at the new headphones to see what’s changed, what’s actually worth getting excited about, and how these new models fit into Sony’s broader headphone lineup. From new features and better sound to the return of an old favorite, here’s everything you need to know about Sony’s latest headphones. ----------------------- 0:00 - Intro 0:20 - WH1000XM4C 2nd Gen 0:52 - WH-CH730N 1:13 - WH-CH530N When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. ------------------------- Check out more of our Headphone reviews:…
For better or worse, Tim Cook's legacy is likely to be determined by something we don't really know the answer to yet: the company's bet to build its AI strategy partly around other companies' models. Why it matters: In the short term, the move could save substantial sums compared with building and operating a frontier-model business of its own, but it's left Apple dependent on Google for some of its most important AI capabilities. Driving the news: As John Ternus officially takes over today as Apple CEO, much of the analysis of Cook's tenure has focused on his record. - On the positive side, he has more than quadrupled annual revenue and grown Apple's market capitalization by an even higher amount, to more than $4 trillion. - And he…
