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New Apple CEO makes debut at iPhone event

Observador9 September 2026 at 17:51

John Ternus, Apple's new CEO, will make his debut at the company's product presentations during the iPhone event. This is the first time Ternus takes on this prominent role since taking office as leader of the technology company.

Ternus is expected to present Apple's first foldable iPhone during this event. This device represents a new direction for the company, which so far has not entered the foldable screen smartphone market.

The event marks an important moment for Apple, with the leadership transition visible in the company's public presentations. Expectations around the new product have been high, given the company's history of innovations in the smartphone market.

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