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    John Ternus Is Engineering a New Era for Apple▼John Ternus Is Engineering a New Era for Apple: The Best Inventions of 2026✉newsTechnologyMobile34 min ago

    Time magazine has named John Ternus, Apple's hardware engineering chief, in its Best Inventions of 2026 feature, describing him as engineering a new era for the company. The recognition highlights Ternus's growing prominence as a key figure shaping Apple's product direction and hardware innovation, drawing attention from the tech world.

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    Apple hardware chief John Ternus reportedly spent 15 years planning the iPhone Duo, according to AppleInsider. The report suggests the concept behind the device was developed over a long period within Apple before being revealed. Details beyond the claim, including what the iPhone Duo is and when it might launch, remain unclear.

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    Apple's John Ternus discusses iPhone fold and criticises cheap foldables▼John Ternus talks iPhone Duo, ‘cheap and crappy’ foldables in new interview✉newsTechnologyMobile10 h ago

    Apple hardware engineering chief John Ternus gave a new interview discussing the rumored iPhone fold, referred to as the iPhone Duo, and took a swipe at competitors, reportedly calling many existing foldable phones 'cheap and crappy'. His comments fuel speculation about Apple's long-awaited entry into the foldable market and its insistence on waiting until the technology meets its quality standards.

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    Apple nears $5 trillion as Ternus hints at new home device▼Key facts: Apple $5T; Ternus/HomeView; China AI Dec; iPhone 18s Up✉newsTechnologyMobile19 h ago

    Apple is reportedly closing in on a $5 trillion market value, with hardware chief John Ternus linked to a new smart home product referred to as HomeView. Additional reports point to Apple expanding AI efforts in China with a possible December rollout, while the iPhone 18s is said to be getting upgrades. The combination of valuation momentum, home hardware plans and AI strategy has put Apple back at the centre of tech news coverage.