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John Ternus is Apple’s senior vice president of Hardware Engineering and a member of Apple’s executive leadership team. Learn more about John.

1 day ago Apple is betting on the future being wireless, and the AirPods are the surest sign of that bet. The company introduced the audio accessories in 2016 after ditching the 3.5-millimeter headphone jack on the iPhone. The AirPods brand is evolving to become more than just Apple's wireless earbuds. After two generations of the standard model and one of AirPods Pro, Apple released AirPods Max, the first Apple-branded pair of over-ear headphones. What makes something an "AirPod" is its Apple-first design and vertical integration of hardware and software. The H1 chip leads to better battery ...

TCG welcomes new member Goldman Sachs as it focuses on FinTech security for the first time Media Links Beaverton, OR, USA, February 22, 2021 – Trusted Computing Group (TCG) has today announced its commitment to strengthening the financial services industry against attack, as worldwide banking institution, Goldman Sachs, joins TCG in the fight for cybersecurity. In a first for TCG, the organization will now expand its focus to include the fast-moving innovation of FinTech. With mobile transactions projected to grow by 121 percent over the next year, this is fast becoming a new area of concer...

Apple has a new head of hardware engineering as part of its latest executive revamp. John Ternus will now serve as its hardware engineering lead, succeeding Dan Riccio as SVP of that team.

Apple iPad Air Is Apple’s new iPad Air the pick of the bunch? Many years ago, when I lived in Cambridge, England, travelling on the A14 became a way of life. It was the road linking my home to Sound On Sound’s offices, affectionately known as SOS Towers, although each bus journey carried its own share of risk. The A14, as I found out, was one of the most dangerous roads in England and the most dangerous in Cambridgeshire. More recently, however, another, more positive A14 came to my attention: the designation for the Apple Silicon powering the company’s new, fourth‑generation iPad...