Apple Debuts $1,999 Foldable iPhone, Redesigned Siri, and A20 Pro Chip in First Event Under CEO John Ternus
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Xiaomi and Huawei launched new foldable smartphones ahead of Apple's event, where the company is expected to unveil its first foldable iPhone, according to CNBC.The move positions the Chinese manufacturers to capture early foldable demand before Apple enters the segment.- Apple held its first fall keynote under new CEO John Ternus, unveiling a foldable iPhone priced at $1,999 that won't ship until October, according to Decrypt.
- The event also introduced a redesigned Siri powered by Gemini AI and the company's first 2-nanometer chip, the A20 Pro, Decrypt reported.
- Apple raised prices on the iPhone 18 Pro lineup by $100, according to MarketWatch, which also covered the event and the foldable device's debut live alongside CNBC.
- Despite the announcements, CNBC reported that investors were not expecting a significant reaction in Apple's stock, with some analysts suggesting the news could even prompt shareholders to sell.
- CNBC also ran live coverage of the keynote, framing it as Ternus's first launch as CEO, new watch models, and pricing details.
- Separately, MarketWatch reported on comments from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent regarding the yen and their potential implications for U.S. stocks, though details of those remarks were not elaborated in the available reporting.
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Xiaomi and Huawei released new foldable devices before Apple's rumored first foldable iPhone announcement.- Apple's first product event under new CEO John Ternus brought a $1,999 foldable iPhone, a Gemini-powered Siri overhaul, and a $100 price hike on the iPhone 18 Pro — while…
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Xiaomi and Huawei launch foldable phones ahead of Apple's expected foldable iPhone debut- Apple Debuts $1,999 Foldable iPhone, Redesigned Siri, and A20 Pro Chip in First Event Under CEO John Ternus
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Apple held its first fall keynote under new CEO John Ternus, unveiling a foldable iPhone priced at The company's first fall keynote under new leadership paired a Gemini-powered Siri overhaul with Apple's first 2-nanometer chip, plus a $1,999 foldable iPhone that won't ship until October.
that won’t ship until October, according to Decrypt. The event also introduced a redesigned Siri powered by Gemini AI and the company’s first 2-nanometer chip, the A20 Pro, Decrypt reported.
Apple raised prices on the iPhone 18 Pro lineup by Apple hikes prices for iPhone 18 Pro lineup by $100 — follow live.
according to MarketWatch, which also covered the event and the foldable device’s debut live alongside CNBC.
Despite the announcements, CNBC reported that investors were not expecting a significant reaction in Apple’s stock, with some analysts suggesting the news could even prompt shareholders to sell. CNBC also ran live coverage of the keynote, framing it as Ternus’s first launch as CEO, new watch models, and pricing details.
Separately, MarketWatch reported on comments from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent regarding the yen and their potential implications for U.S. stocks, though details of those remarks were not elaborated in the available reporting.
Sources: CNBC, MarketWatch, Decrypt
This article is for information only and is not financial advice.
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- digestXiaomi and Huawei launch foldable phones ahead of Apple's expected foldable iPhone debutfirst reported · 2 sourcescnbc.com · marketwatch.com
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