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@_TheJasonC Why would he struggle? See the sales of the MacBook Neo, and read about his huge contributions in the past and how he saved the MacBook Pros and oversaw the AirPods and iPads

What happens if John Ternus fails? What's the future for Apple? The advantage Apple has, is that Tim Cook will still be there and deeply involved with the company. As Executive Chairman, Cook would likely play a larger role in stabilizing the company while the board evaluates its options. After that, Apple would almost certainly look internally before considering an outsider. In my opinion, the following names could be candidates: • Johny Srouji: Apple's silicon and AI strategy leader. • Craig Federighi: The face of iOS, macOS, and Apple's software ecosystem. • Deirdre O'Brien: Experienced operator with broad organizational oversight. Greg "Joz" Joswiak is an interesting dark horse, but I don't think he's the most likely successor. He's Apple's marketing chief and has been with the company since 1986, playing major roles in the launches of the iPod and iPhone. What's interesting is that Joz may actually be more valuable where he is. Apple only has a few executives left who can walk on stage and instantly command credibility with customers, developers, investors, and the media. That makes him incredibly important, even if he never becomes CEO. In many ways, Joz feels more like Apple's modern-day Phil Schiller than Apple's next Tim Cook The bigger issue isn't replacing Ternus. It's that Apple chose him after years of succession planning. If he struggles, investors won't just question Ternus. They'll question Apple's ability to identify and develop future leaders. The most interesting scenario is that Ternus succeeds operationally but fails to deliver meaningful innovation. That's where pressure would build quickly because Apple didn't choose a hardware engineer to maintain the status quo. They chose him to lead Apple's next era. If Ternus were to fail, I firmly believe the next CEO conversation starts with Johny Srouji, especially if AI and custom silicon become Apple's most important competitive advantages over the next decade.

@tarunvats33 OneUI is FUGLY

Which Quick Panel UI looks better — iOS or One UI? 🤔 Be honest, which one actually wins in design? 👀

@bzamayo Is that an iPhone Air? For some reason the text on new Siri feels misaligned and slightly awkward on the iPhone Air, compared to the pro and pro max.

"Is this renewed?"

@MichalLangmajer The circle looks kinda generic. The oval looks way much better!

If you were wondering why the iOS 27 Siri AI has such a weird shape, it’s because of the notch. On the iPhone 18 (with its speculated smaller notch), it could become a perfect circle.

@kshv_me Nooo

hot take: iPhones looked better with the notch than the dynamic island

@iconredesign Because it will remain liquid, liquid stands for the fluid interactions and glass for the refraction. No matter if its clear or not, it still is Liquid Glass

Why would they not call it Frosted Glass

@techactually The second image shows iPadOS 27 not iOS 27

iOS 26 beta 1 vs iOS 27 beta 1 the differences aren’t huge, but it feels a lot easier to look at now a glass intensity slider in iOS 26 probably would’ve fixed some of the complaints, at least to an extent😭

@coderaw_ Functionly, yes. But aesthetically, its the iPhone Air

Aesthetically, this is the best iPhone ever created by Apple

@shariar_design Unfortunately the EU won’t let them do that

Apple, if you're not doing this, we need to talk.......👀🔌

@Bhuvan_RJ46 The image shows ios 26’s icon not 27

Which is better? One UI Gallary iOS 27 Photos

@HeyAliux Visual intelligence and circle to search are NOT the same as google lens

Google 2017 vs Apple 2026 😅

@NexToWeb @claudeai Nah that intentional imperfection looks great

I think @claudeai should use it's own generative model and design a better logo for themselves

@SwiftDev_UI It looks like that to match the radius of your screen

The tab bar vs sheet radius (when collapsed) in FindMy is killing me

@_prophet_futu If you have ever handled some optics you will notice how glass has some sort of compressed shadow on the inner edges when placed on a flat surface. These are not randow black outlines, thats how glass actually looks.

One of the huge issues with liquid glass with clear mode in ios 27 *The icons are super over sharpened *Ugly black outline around icons I hope apple will fix Asap

@pugson If you mean the elements being stretchy thats not a bug and its a part of Liquid Glass’s design. If you mean that green glitch inside the button when being stretched, yes its is a weird bug

iOS 27’s Liquid Glass has some questionable behavior

@danielemargutti The buttons are actually pleasant to see

can't believe someone in the world think these UI button are pleasant to see, but at least there are less round corners than before. So it's a step forward #WWDC #macOS

@Saksham_9996 No it is not

The new photos app icon is such a crap!🤮

@mahersafadii They did mention this change in the event

This a big change and apple didn't mention it, they got rid of progressive gradient blur in system apps, you can still achieve it in swiftUI but their apps default to use this hard edge blur, what's the point of the contained buttons above it if they can't see the content behind

@hieudinh_ All icons are now true liquid glass

The first true Liquid Glass app icon

@asherdipps The new iOS 27 Liquid Glass is peak!! And those black highlights everyone is hating actually adds nice depth!

iOS 27 new Liquid Glass diffusion… which one do you like?