🍎 Gurman just dropped Apple's full iPhone roadmap through 2028 👀
Mark Gurman at Bloomberg published the whole picture today — what's coming next week and what Apple is building all the way through 2028.
September 9th: iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max with the A20 Pro chip and mechanical aperture camera, plus a foldable iPhone Ultra at over $2,000 — roughly passport-sized when folded.
2027 brings a Pro redesign Gurman calls "the biggest overhaul since the iPhone X," curved glass on every edge. Then a second foldable. 2028 gets a third, with larger displays inside and out.
More than ten models in the pipeline, and this is just what's confirmed so far.
Konsidera nga mupalit og gamay nga bag sa APTOS dinhi ug duol sa support zone, nga mohaum sa daily SMA50. Sa kaso sa breakout sa ibabaw sa nagpaubos nga resistance, ang potensyal nga upside targets mao ang:
🚨 The Liquid Network "white hat" hackers returned 3,400 BTC of 4,000 BTC after communicating on-chain with Blockstream, seemingly keeping 598.5 BTC for themselves, per Galaxy Research's Alex Thorn. 👀
An early Bitcoin miner from the Satoshi era woke up after 16.5 years and moved 600 BTC, worth around $48M, to new addresses. The coins were mined in March 2010, when Bitcoin had almost no market price and Satoshi Nakamoto was still actively mining BTC.
🚨 4,000 Bitcoin worth $320 million withdrawn following Liquid Network hack. 👀
The hacker is now communicating with network maintainers through on-chain Bitcoin transactions & intends to return the BTC after the vulnerability is fixed.
John Ternus has officially taken over as Apple's chief executive, succeeding Tim Cook, who led the company for 15 years. Ternus previously served as Apple's senior VP of Hardware Engineering.
In his first memo to staff, Ternus said the company has "a huge launch next week that's going to be phenomenal," according to Bloomberg. The launch in question is Apple's annual iPhone event on September 9, expected to include the company's first foldable iPhone and a broader rollout of the redesigned Siri.
Cook, in a farewell note to employees, called Ternus "brilliant and wonderful and capable" and said few people understand what it takes to build world-changing products the way Ternus does.
Also in Apple's pipeline: camera-equipped AirPods, smart glasses, and a touchscreen laptop.