Apple is preparing to enter a new phase in its history, with the approaching end of Tim Cook's era and John Ternus taking the helm, amid expectations that the coming years will witness a wave of the boldest products in a long time.
Topping the list of expected products is the foldable "iPhone Ultra," anticipated to be the most expensive and luxurious in the company's history, featuring a design distinct from competitors, with a wider inner screen closer to the concept of small tablets, making it more suitable for content viewing and multitasking, with expectations that its price will exceed $2,000.
Apple is also heading toward launching a new category of "MacBook Ultra" computers, which may be the first Mac devices equipped with touchscreens, powered by new M6 processors manufactured with 2-nanometer precision, with significant improvements in performance and energy efficiency, an advanced OLED screen, a thinner design, and an integrated cellular modem.
In the wearable devices sector, the company is preparing to launch lightweight smart glasses similar to "Ray-Ban Meta," relying on Siri assistant supported by artificial intelligence, enabling photo and video capture, making calls, and listening to music without an integrated screen.
Apple is also working on developing a new smart home platform that includes smart screens dedicated to homes, which may come in the form of a screen mounted above a base containing speakers, or fixed to the wall for full control of home devices, with the ability to visually track users.
Among the unusual projects under development are prototypes of AirPods equipped with cameras and artificial intelligence to understand the surrounding environment, along with studies to develop a wearable device resembling a smart necklace.
