Apple's New CEO Revives a Steve Jobs Strategy From 25 Years Ago
John Ternus argued in his first keynote as CEO that the iPhone remains central to Apple's future, according to TechCrunch.
Apple's new CEO, John Ternus, made the case in his first keynote presentation that the iPhone isn't going anywhere, TechCrunch reported, describing the approach as reviving a strategy Steve Jobs used 25 years ago.
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