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I tried to break the iPhone Air during an interview with Apple execs — and then I asked about a possible iPhone Fold

I interviewed Apple's Greg Joswiak and John Ternus about what it took to make the iPhone Air, who the target audience is and what it means for the future of iPhone designs.

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Why cosmic Orange? Apple answers the hard questions about its new premium iPhone 17 Pro color

Orange is the new black

TechRadar

I tried and failed to break Greg Joswiak's iPhone Air, and I think he's OK with that

We tried to bend and break someone else's iPhone Air, and the results surprised us, but left one Apple exec smiling ear-to-ear.

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Apple's Tim Cook is under pressure—but there are a few key reasons leadership experts think he's still the guy for the job

Looking at the big picture, some experts say Cook might remain CEO for years—and that might be the best course for Apple.

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The gold, 12-inch MacBook was a miracle, and now Apple has a chance to revive it with the A18 Pro

A $599 MacBook 12-inch FTW

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Tim Cook won't leave Apple 'til a voice in his head tells him to do so

Apple isn't charging for AI, it's OK with Vision Pro's market performance, and Tim isn't going anywhere.

TechRadar

Apple finally explained the Mac Mini's weird power button — but the answer won't satisfy you

Apple's M4 Mac Mini is facing backlash over an unusual design flaw. Apple finally responded, but it might not be what Mac users want to hear.

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Apple wants to make iPhones that ‘never fail’ rather than ‘super-easy to repair’ devices – but it’s not that simple

Apple exec John Ternus says iPhones with top IP ratings are a better solution than ‘super-easy to repair’ handsets – and I'm torn.

TechRadar

This is how Apple tests its iPhones against water, dust, and more – watch as handsets are drenched in water, dropped, and shaken

YouTuber MKBHD has revealed Apple's behind-the-scenes processes for durability testing the iPhone against water, dust, and more.

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Here’s how Apple fixed the iPad Pro 2024 to make sure ‘bendgate’ never happens again

Apple has strengthened the new iPad Pro’s internal structure to prevent a return of the ‘bendgate’ controversy.

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Apple insider reveals who could replace Tim Cook as CEO

Apple could be planning a succession plan for its executive team in the next few years.

iMore

Is this man the next Apple CEO? Everything you need to know about John Ternus

A new report alludes to who could take over from Tim Cook — but who is John Ternus?

iMore

iPhone parts pairing doesn't 'block third-party parts from working,' Apple hardware chief argues as he defends the controversial process

Apple's policy of pairing legitimate parts with its iPhones has come under scrutiny, but its head of hardware says it's all about privacy and security, not fighting right-to-repair.

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Apple responds to iPhone 'parts pairing' controversy — what you need to know

Apple’s Hardware engineering chief John Ternus has spoken out regarding the recent 'parts pairing' controversy

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Talking silicon: CNBC interviews Apple executives Johny Srouji and John Ternus

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Apple reveals the labs that produced the Apple Silicon line of custom CPUs

Apple's Silicon Valley HQ chip labs get a visit from roving CNBC Business News reporters, with M3 chips being seen under test.

Tom’s Guide

Apple hits back at EU rules — says replaceable iPhone batteries are a bad idea

The EU may want to force phone makers to offer user-replaceable batteries, and Apple doesn't like the sound of that.

TechRadar

Apple's next iPhones may side-step EU removable battery requirement

Apple's next few iPhones might be user removable – just not how you'd think.

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Apple Explains Why It Won’t Make iPhones With Replaceable Batteries

The European Union is working on legislation that would require smartphone design to have easily replaceable batteries, but we doubt Apple would agree willingly.

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Here’s why the 2023 Mac Pro doesn’t have a discrete GPU

Official Apple response seemingly puts the Mac Pro on path for a slow but certain demise.

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