Apple CEO John Ternus Reportedly Takes Closer Control of Design Teams

Gadgets360 - Oct 5, 2026

Apple CEO John Ternus is spending more time with the company’s industrial design and human interface teams, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The CEO reportedly visits the design studio several times each week as Apple works to strengthen the teams after a number of senior departures. Ternus took charge of the groups during his transition from hardware enginee...

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