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Apple

Business · 5 min read

Apple: A Record Quarter Gives John Ternus a Strong Start, Not a Free Pass

With $114.5 billion in fiscal fourth-quarter revenue, Apple gives John Ternus a strong foundation. iPhone and services growth must now meet the AI question.

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Culture · 7 min read

Apple Opens the Ternus Era as the iPhone Duo Finally Bends the Premium Market

Apple introduced the iPhone Duo, its first foldable smartphone, in a keynote that installed John Ternus as the new face of the brand.

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Articles

Business · 5 min read

Apple Rethinks Parental Controls in iOS 27

Apple has rolled out new child-account controls for websites, app-category time and communication safety. Their usefulness also depends on clarity and family conversation.

Business · 6 min read

Apple and Nvidia Bring Their AI Chips Closer

Apple is reportedly exploring an inference server powered by its own chips and linked through Nvidia's NVLink Fusion. The project points to a new contest for enterprise AI infrastructure.

Business · 6 min read

Apple Turns the Page on Tim Cook: The John Ternus Era Begins

John Ternus becomes the new CEO of Apple on September 1, 2026, while Tim Cook transitions to executive chairman. This historic succession places the iPhone, artificial intelligence, and hardware innovation at the heart of a new era.

Business · 6 min read

Pixel 11: The Google Event That Could Change the Global Smartphone Battle

Google will officially present its new generation Pixel 11 on August 12 in New York. Beyond a new phone, the event aims to reveal the company's strategy against Apple and Samsung, as pricing, photography, battery life, and Android integration become the real battlegrounds.

Business · 6 min read

The Signal Europe Can No Longer Ignore: Varta Falls After Losing Apple

Varta, one of the historic names in German batteries, has requested an insolvency procedure under self-administration. Production continues, and salaries remain paid, but the loss of a key client, identified by Reuters as Apple, exposes Europe's industrial dependency on Asia.

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