The Verge Live-Blogged Apple's Biggest Event, Led by New CEO Ternus
The keynote marked the first led by John Ternus and was expected to debut the foldable iPhone.
The Verge live-blogged Apple's iPhone 18 launch event, the first keynote led by newly appointed CEO John Ternus.
All signs pointed to the event also debuting Apple's first foldable phone, according to the report.
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