Oct 8, 2026 · 45 min · 18 segments
In this episode of *Power On*, Mark Gurman and Bloomberg tech editor Vlad Savov unpack John Ternus’ first month running Apple — from his push to make the company leaner and faster to his unusually…
Mark GurmanHost
Vlad SavovGuest
Carol Massar
[upbeat music] If you're just joining us for the first time on Power On, obviously we're a new podcast, uh, here's some info for you.
We're gonna take questions every week, and if you have any, email us, poweron@bloomberg.net. We get the questions and we're gonna throw them into every episode.
And first one comes from user Eyes XR, and you can kind of tell that this precedes our recording because he was asking, "Will Apple host a dedicated home event?" Mark, you went and you got the scoop.
So Apple on October thirteenth, so next Tuesday if you're listening to this on the first few days of publication, next Tuesday the thirteenth, Apple's gonna hold a, a online home event and they are going to introduce their long-awaited flagship home devices.
It feels like I've been talking about these for two years, uh, because I have been talking about these for two years.
So the major new device, of course, is the smart home hub with a display that we spent a lot of time last week talking about.
Uh, the other device is the HomePod Mini refresh with Siri AI for, uh, support for a faster chip as well that makes it all happen.
In addition to the three flagship devices, Apple is going to be launching, and this is in conjunction with LG, a pretty unique interesting partnership, sort of unprecedented.
[upbeat music] If you're just joining us for the first time on Power On, obviously we're a new podcast, uh, here's some info for you.
We're gonna take questions every week, and if you have any, email us, poweron@bloomberg.net. We get the questions and we're gonna throw them into every episode.
And first one comes from user Eyes XR, and you can kind of tell that this precedes our recording because he was asking, "Will Apple host a dedicated home event?" Mark, you went and you got the scoop.
So Apple on October thirteenth, so next Tuesday if you're listening to this on the first few days of publication, next Tuesday the thirteenth, Apple's gonna hold a, a online home event and they are going to introduce their long-awaited flagship home devices.
It feels like I've been talking about these for two years, uh, because I have been talking about these for two years.
So the major new device, of course, is the smart home hub with a display that we spent a lot of time last week talking about.
Uh, the other device is the HomePod Mini refresh with Siri AI for, uh, support for a faster chip as well that makes it all happen.
In addition to the three flagship devices, Apple is going to be launching, and this is in conjunction with LG, a pretty unique interesting partnership, sort of unprecedented.
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