Live Roundups Editor's Desk Insights Executive Ops Weather About 🔍
Home › Technology › Apple’s New CEO Must Rebuild a Design Team That Lost Its Way
Technology

Apple’s New CEO Must Rebuild a Design Team That Lost Its Way

Apple’s New CEO Must Rebuild a Design Team That Lost Its Way
Bloomberg Technology Sunday 21 June 2026, 14:00 UTC By Mark Gurman 1 min read
Key Points

Apple’s New CEO Must Rebuild a Design Team That Lost Its Way Also: The 2027 iPhone and AirPods plans. This article is for subscribers only. The No. 1 priority for new Apple CEO John Ternus should be revamping the company’s design team and putting the focus back on the look and feel of products.

Apple’s New CEO Must Rebuild a Design Team That Lost Its Way Also: The 2027 iPhone and AirPods plans. This article is for subscribers only. The No. 1 priority for new Apple CEO John Ternus should be revamping the company’s design team and putting the focus back on the look and feel of products. Also: Apple’s jam-packed 2027 will include camera-equipped AirPods, smart glasses, a foldable smartphone sequel and the iPhone 20. Last week in Power On: Apple’s new Siri is just good enough to ease its AI crisis.
Apple (ORG) John Ternus (PERSON) Siri (ORG)
Originally published by Bloomberg Technology Read original →

Related Stories

Thirsty and power hungry: Australia is in the middle of a datacentre boom – but not everyone is convinced

They’re a key part of the digital and AI economy, but they come at a high environmental cost and offer few operational jobsGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastOn Mamre Road, in Sydney’s outer western suburbs, there are plans to build a “hyperscale” datacentre that will be one of the biggest in the world. If approved, the 52-hectare site will include six four-storey buildings that stretch 40 metres high, alongside 936 cooling units and 852 diesel backup power generators.

The Guardian Tech 35m ago

UK to Ban Social Media for Under-16s Starting Next Year

Jun 21st, 2026 UK to Ban Social Media for Under-16s Starting Next Year Big tech companies design their products to maximize user attention, often without regard to whether the content is beneficial, especially for children. Beeban Kidron, author of 'Users,' joins Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini the need for government intervention to regulate product design, parental responsibility in managing usage, and consumer awareness to make informed...

Bloomberg Technology 57m ago

That viral clip you saw of someone winning big on Polymarket was probably fake

According to a Wall Street Journal investigation, Polymarket has been paying people to film themselves placing fake bets and celebrating fake wins on social media. WSJ identified over 1,100 deceptive clips and talked to creators who, despite not stating as such in their videos, confirmed the company paid them to create the clips. The videos posted on social media look legit at first, but there are subtle clues that betray them as fraudulent.

The Verge 1h ago

Who Owns Your ATProto Identity? Hint: It's Probably Not You

March 1, 2026 Who Actually Owns Your ATProto Identity? Hint: It's Probably Not You After writing my previous article about Bluesky's centralization risks, I got into the weeds on how the PDS (Personal Data Server) works.

Hacker News 1h ago