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  1. 001TechCrunchSEP · 10English

    Apple’s new CEO is reviving a Steve Jobs strategy from 25 years ago

    Apple's new CEO John Ternus is centering the iPhone in the company's AI strategy, echoing Steve Jobs' 2001 approach of positioning the Mac as a digital hub before introducing the iPod. Ternus is directly countering skeptics who predict the smartphone's decline, arguing the iPhone is ideally designed as an intelligent personal assistant.

    By Tim De Chant
  2. 002TechCrunchSEP · 10English

    Everything Apple announced at its fall iPhone event, from the foldable iPhone Duo to an always-listening Apple Watch

    Apple unveiled its first foldable iPhone Duo with a 7.6-inch inner display and 5.4-inch outer display, along with the iPhone 18 Pro lineup featuring enhanced cameras with variable aperture. The company also announced Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 with AI-powered audio intelligence features, plus upgraded AirPods 5 with improved noise cancellation.

    By Aisha Malik
  3. 003TechCrunchSEP · 09English

    There are new shiny iPhones, so Apple is making you pay more for older models

    Apple raised prices on existing iPhone models by $100 following the unveiling of its new iPhone 18 and foldable iPhone Duo, reversing its traditional practice of discounting older devices. The price increases, driven by global chip shortages and rising component costs, were steeper in international markets like India, where prices rose approximately 20.5%.

    By Lauren Forristal
  4. 004TechCrunchSEP · 09English

    Apple has a new way prove your iPhone photos aren’t AI slop

    Apple introduced Apple Reference Image, a feature for iPhone 18 Pro that captures signed sensor data to create an unalterable digital record proving whether photos are authentic and unaltered. The company also added support for the SynthID standard to identify AI-generated or modified images, and upgraded the iPhone 18 Pro's main camera with a variable aperture and 48-megapixel fusion sensor for improved light control and night photography.

    By Tim De Chant