AppleInsider November 2, 2026 Rumor

Apple still can't meet iPhone Duo demand, and Ternus won't say when it will

John Ternus marked his first earnings as Apple CEO with iPhone Duo shortages and a rebuilt Siri taking center stage. He's vague about when Apple will make enough iPhone Duo units, though. John Ternus talks iPhone Duo shortages and the all new Siri Apple CEO John Ternus has addressed supply constrain…

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Apple still can't meet iPhone Duo demand, and Ternus won't say when it will

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