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Apple has announced that Tim Cook will no longer serve as Apple’s CEO and John Ternus will have the job starting on September 1. In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the announcement and what it could mean.
This is episode 981 with Michael Simon, Jason Cross, and Roman Loyola.
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- Tim Cook stepping down as CEO
- John Ternus is not inheriting your father’s Apple
- Tim Cook’s reward for exemplary service? The worst job in the world
- Don’t worry, Tim Cook is fine, and he’s not leaving Apple
- Why John Ternus is the right pick at the right time
- I’ll miss Tim Cook’s sneaker game most of all
- John Ternus’ promotion to Apple CEO may have claimed its first casualty
- Tim Cook’s legacy: 9 small bets that paid off and 2 big swings that didn’t
- Apple’s ‘Ultra’ roadmap confirmed: iPhone, MacBook, and more on the way
- Steve Jobs’s ‘”Thoughts on Flash” (Internet Archive)
I’m hearing again about the possible future discontinuation of the iMac. I have had iMacs from grape color to M-series chip (6 of them) and they have been family workhorses. If and when that dread day happens, what will be a reasonable replacement for about the same cost? Mini or MacBook with a monitor? Apple I with a TV? Right now it’s good to be able to use external hard drives for backup and music.
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