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Tim Cook Won't Appear in Apple's September 9 Event Video
John Ternus is expected to front Apple’s first iPhone launch as CEO, with the iPhone 18 Pro lineup and a possible foldable model set to debut.
- On Wednesday, September 9, John Ternus will lead his first Apple iPhone launch as CEO, marking a significant shift in the company's product announcement leadership.
- Ternus took over Apple's leadership responsibilities on September 1, ending Tim Cook's 15 years at the top; Cook remains as executive chairman but has stepped back from major announcements.
- Apple's event will showcase the iPhone 18 Pro series, Apple Watch Series 12, and new AirPods 5, with a potential foldable 'iPhone Ultra' expected to cost USD 2,299.
- According to Bloomberg, Cook will attend the September 9 event but will be seated in the VIP section, signaling the official passing of the torch to Ternus.
- Ternus called the upcoming event "phenomenal," and Apple's 'Surprise and Shine' theme has fueled rumors of major innovations as the company plans to hike US prices by USD 100.
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