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- 1Apple CEO John Ternus reportedly taking hands-on role in design●John Ternus is taking a more ‘hands-on’ role in Apple’s design teams as CEO: report Since Jony Ive’s departure from Appl
Apple CEO John Ternus is reportedly taking a more hands-on role in the company's design teams, according to a new report. Apple has lacked a clear design lead since Jony Ive's departure in 2019, with former COO Jeff Williams overseeing design until he left the company last year. Ternus stepping in marks a notable shift in how Apple organizes its design leadership under its new chief executive.
- 2Ferrari says Bezos remark and Jony Ive shaped its Luce EV▼Bezos quip, Ive design shaped Ferrari's Luce EV, Elkann says
Ferrari chairman John Elkann says the design of the company's new Luce electric car was influenced by a quip from Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and input from former Apple designer Jony Ive. The comments shed light on how outside figures contributed to Ferrari's first steps in electric vehicles, drawing attention from both the automotive and tech worlds.
- 3Jony Ive defends styling of Ferrari's first electric car▼Jony Ive, Apple’s former design chief, defends styling of Ferrari’s first EV panned by critics
Jony Ive, Apple's former design chief, has publicly defended the styling of Ferrari's first electric vehicle after critics panned its look. Ive, who has advised Ferrari through his firm LoveFrom, argued in favour of the car's design despite the negative reviews it has received since its unveiling.
- 4Jony Ive Defends $615,000 Ferrari Luce After Criticism▼Jony Ive Defends $615,000 Ferrari Luce Design Panned by Critics
Designer Jony Ive is defending his work on the Ferrari Luce, a $615,000 vehicle whose design has been criticized by reviewers and commentators. The luxury car, developed in collaboration with Ferrari, has drawn mixed reactions since its reveal, prompting Ive to publicly push back against the negative assessments of his design choices.
- 5John Ternus and Tim Cook took opposite design approaches, both worked●John Ternus and Tim Cook took opposite approaches to design, and both were right One of the most famous and successful p
A commentary is drawing comparisons between Apple's leadership styles on design, arguing that Tim Cook and hardware chief John Ternus each took approaches opposite to the famous Steve Jobs and Jony Ive partnership, and that both approaches proved successful. It reflects ongoing debate about how Apple's design culture has evolved since Cook became CEO and whether Ternus could eventually succeed him.