According to Mark Gurman, Apple is developing a privacy-focused home security camera and system.

Mark Gurman predicts Apple will release three new AI-powered wearable devices: new AirPods, smart glasses, and a pendant.

Mark Gurman predicts that one week after becoming CEO, John Ternus will introduce a foldable iPhone.

Mark Gurman speculates that a successful tenure for John Ternus could involve Apple entering the humanoid robotics market.

Mark Gurman reports Apple is developing a smart display product, described as a HomePod with a screen, featuring facial recognition.

Mark Gurman claims Apple is developing a tabletop robot that combines a smart display with a robotic arm.

Apple's next major product is expected to be display-free smart glasses designed to act as an interface for AI.

Apple's smart glasses will have a competitive advantage due to their tight integration with the iPhone ecosystem, which third-party glasses lack.

Apple is developing four main designs for its upcoming smart glasses: two rectangular and two circular/oval, each in two sizes.

Apple's smart glasses are expected to go on sale in 2026.

John Turnus previously worked on Apple's product design team, contributing to cinema displays, the iMac G5, and Mac notebooks.

John Turnus was part of the leadership team that built the original iPad and established his reputation based on the product's durability.

Mark Gurman suggests that John Ternus could accelerate Apple's efforts to move its silicon manufacturing away from Taiwan to the U.S. and other locations.

Mark Gurman believes Apple is at an inflection point due to the rise of new devices and technologies from companies like OpenAI and Meta.

In 2020, John Turnus took over engineering for the iPhone and successfully launched the iPhone 12, the first model with 5G, during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mark Gurman claims Apple mishandled its self-driving car project, spending a decade and tens of billions of dollars without bringing a product to market.

Mark Gurman expects that as CEO, John Turnus will focus his attention on product design, hardware engineering, silicon, and software teams, rather than operations and supply chain.

Mark Gurman believes that appointing a hardware engineering leader like John Ternus as CEO could help Apple retain talent being poached by AI hardware companies.

Mark Gurman believes that Tim Cook selected John Turnus as his successor, with Apple's head of services, Eddy Cue, serving as a chief advisor in the decision.

John Turnus spearheaded the creation of AirPods after being put in charge of Mac development.