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Tim Cook bailed out just in time to avoid the iPhone Duo quagmire
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The quality of reporting on this site is declining due to constant, baseless speculation. I suggest waiting for the official product release before offering analysis rather than churning out clickbait. I am certain that when the iPhone Duo inevitably sets new sales records, the narrative here will shift instantly to praise. I will be switching to GSMArena for more professional and objective coverage.
Don’t let the door hit ya in your little butt on your way out, little buddy!
The quality of reporting on this site is declining due to constant, baseless speculation. I suggest waiting for the official product release before offering analysis rather than churning out clickbait. I am certain that when the iPhone Duo inevitably sets new sales records, the narrative here will shift instantly to praise. I will be switching to GSMArena for more professional and objective coverage.
The quality of reporting on this site is declining due to constant, baseless speculation. I suggest waiting for the official product release before offering analysis rather than churning out clickbait. I am certain that when the iPhone Duo inevitably sets new sales records, the narrative here will shift instantly to praise. I will be switching to GSMArena for more professional and objective coverage.
It's probably fun to run a ~$5 trillion company like Apple. Everybody wants to be in John Ternus' shoes except for Tim Cook—he obviously doesn't want to stay on top of Apple right now. There's a reason for that and it's called the iPhone Duo. Passing the baton Although 2027 will be the most important year for Apple in this decade (after all, in 2027, the iPhone turns 20 years old), 2026 is pretty significant, too. Tim Cook, who took over from Steve Jobs, left his CEO position and passed the...
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