There may not be an iPhone in 10 years’ time, says top Apple exec

Apple senior executive suggests iPhone may become obsolete in 10 years

Eddy Cue, Apple’s top executive, recently made a noteworthy statement about the future of the iPhone during a court case. As Apple's long-time services chief, Cue testified in a U.S. court in connection with the ongoing antitrust trial against Google. He boldly claimed that within the next decade, people may no longer need to purchase iPhones. This trial is centered around allegations that Google made a multi-million dollar deal to remain the de…

Apple exec suggests you 'may not need' an iPhone in 10 years' time

Apple’s head of services Eddy Cue has suggested that iPhone users may have no need for the device by 2035 due to advances in AI and other technologies.

One of Apple's top executives believes the possibility is realistic.

The Way of the iPod: Apple’s Eddy Cue Says the iPhone May Be Gone in 10 Years

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There may not be an iPhone in 10 years’ time, says top Apple exec

Well, whouda thunk it. A top Apple executive positing the idea that in 10 years from now, the iPhone — your beloved iPhone (unless you have a beloved Android phone, that is) — may no longer exist. Before your head explodes at the mere thought of Apple abandoning the iPhone in 10 years’ time, there’s […]

Goodbye, iPhone? Apple's Cue says the phone could be replaced by AI

The iPhone may be an important part of Apple's business now. But Apple executive Eddy Cue says shifts in technology could mean that Apple's phone eventually makes way for something else.