By Amber Neely Apple may not have shared much of its anniversary party, but now Paul McCartney has released video of him meeting Tim Cook, reminiscing over Steve Jobs, and performing at Apple Park.Paul McCartney (right) meets Tim Cook at Apple Park – image credit: McCartneyApple turned 50 earlier this month, and to celebrate, Paul McCartney visited Apple Park to partake in the celebrations. McCartney has now released a video on his YouTube channel, showing Cook taking him on a walking tour of the Apple Park campus. It includes a look at the 50th anniversary exhibit, which is part of Apple’s internal celebrations.Subscribe to AppleInsider on YouTube Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By Malcolm Owen The U.S. Department of Justice has complained about Apple’s request for evidence from Samsung in its antitrust lawsuit, calling it a waste of time due to being too late in the process.Apple ParkIn early April, Apple turned to the Hague Convention to demand documents from Samsung Korea, to help deal with its antitrust lawsuit from the U.S. Department of Justice. The DOJ has now criticized the move because of its impeccably bad timing.The DOJ sued Apple for allegedly stifling competition through proprietary hardware and software in March 2024. After appeals and dismissal requests, the lawsuit moved forward into the discovery phase in June 2025. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By Malcolm Owen A future iPhone will almost certainly get a 200-megapixel telephoto camera, but you will have to wait for it. An indecisive leaker now insists it will come by 2028.Apple’s Pro-tier iPhones will probably get a 200MP firstApple is always keen to improve the imaging capabilities of the iPhone, with it being a massive selling point. While it has settled on 48-megapixel sensors so far and has resisted the move to triple-digit resolutions, it will inevitably join its rivals in doing so.A Tuesday post by serial Weibo-based leaker Digital Chat Station says that there will be a wait, but not necessarily a massive one. According to the leaker’s supply chain sources, Apple is currently evaluating a 200-megapixel periscope telephoto lens. Rumor Score: 🤔 Possible Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By William Gallagher Unsurprisingly, the first reactions from inside Apple to John Ternus becoming CEO are positive, but one source insists he will be better at making decisions than Cook.Incoming Apple CEO John Ternus during an iPad launch – image credit: AppleFrom September 1, 2026, Apple will have its eighth CEO as John Ternus takes over from Tim Cook. As markets react to the news, Bloomberg claims to have the inside track on just how the news has been received by Apple staff.It refers to multiple colleagues of Ternus’s, reporting that they have described him as willing to make decisions. In comparison, Cook was reportedly more prone to take a consensus before acting. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By Wesley Hilliard The Charlie Kirk assassination drove Apple to postpone the release of a politically charged series called “The Savant.” The decision led to pushback, but a new release has been set for July 2026.’The Savant’ will debut in JulyThe more products and services that Apple offers, the more likely it is to cross paths with modern events. While Apple had nothing to do with the murder of Charlie Kirk, it felt the need to push a show’s debut that hit a little too close to home.According to a report from Variety, The Savant will finally debut in July 2026, nearly a year from its original air date. Apple hasn’t updated its release date information on the website, but the news comes direct from show lead Jessica Chastain. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By Wesley Hilliard Apple may have combined its two hardware teams into one under Johny Srouji, but he’s taken it a step further by segmenting his hardware group into five. Though not much really changed.Apple’s newest c-suite member Johny SroujiApple CEO Tim Cook is stepping down and giving the position to John Ternus, who is currently the SVP of Hardware Engineering. That position is being absorbed by Johny Srouji, who will now be the Chief Hardware Officer.According to an internal memo obtained by Bloomberg, Srouji introduced his five areas of focus and the leaders reporting to him. There are zero surprises or any real notable change. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By Mike Wuerthele and Wes Hilliard We’re already seeing claims on social media that John Ternus will change everything, quickly. Almost nothing changed in the first few years under Tim Cook, and even less will now.No single person has the power to change Apple overnightApple’s leadership history is punctuated by three significant events: Steve Jobs leaving, his return, and his death. The CEO transition in September 2026 will be the first low-drama change the position has seen since the company’s inception.When Tim Cook took over from Steve Jobs, it was after years of careful consideration. He wasn’t picked by Jobs by accident, nor was he rushed into the job beyond Jobs’ untimely death. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By Mike Wuerthele and Malcolm Owen Apple CEO Tim Cook is stepping down from his position after 15 years, leaving a 28-year legacy at the company. Here’s how Cook started at Apple, and how it’s winding down.Tim Cook [left] with Steve Jobs [right]The departure of Cook to the board brings to an end a long tenure at Apple, one which saw him assist with growing the company into one of the world’s tech giants. He arrived at Apple in the wake of Steve Jobs’ return, and was instrumental in the turnaround of the company, to the economic behemoth it has become since.Here’s how Cook got started with Apple, and significant mile-markers along the way. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By Marko Zivkovic Arthur Levinson, who has spent more than fifteen years on Apple’s board as the non-executive chairman, is set to take on a new role at the company.Arthur Levinson will become Apple’s Lead Independent Director.As part of Apple’s transition plan, John Ternus is taking over as CEO, and Tim Cook is set to become the company’s executive chairman. Meanwhile, the current non-executive chairman, Arthur Levinson, will assume a new position within Apple.In a press release on the Apple website, the company revealed that Arthur Levinson will become its lead independent director, starting September 1, 2026. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By Malcolm Owen John Ternus was the center of speculation as being the best and most likely choice for the next Apple CEO, and those predictions came true. Who is he, and how did he get here?John TernusApple, like many other massive companies with giant workforces and a decades-long history, has to plan for the future direction of the company. Part of that preparation involves determining who will take control as CEO after the current leader departs, and what to do to prepare for that inevitability.For Apple and its aging leadership, Apple had to find its replacement for Tim Cook. Even though Cook wasn’t thought to be retiring in 2026, the sheer size and number of moving parts at Apple meant it had to prepare in advance, so there’s enough of a runway for the heir to the position to get ready, as well as the company itself. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
