Apple CEO John Ternus, who succeeded Tim Cook on September 1, 2026, is overseeing a product roadmap focused on the new Siri AI. Upcoming releases for late 2026 include updated HomePod mini and Apple TV models, featuring chip upgrades and Siri AI integration.

The company plans to launch a new smart home control hub, codenamed J490. This square-screen device will feature a new operating system, support video conferencing, and include facial recognition technology. A release is targeted for October, following previous delays.

The MacBook Pro line will see its most significant changes since 2021, with the introduction of OLED displays and touchscreens powered by M5 Pro and M5 Max chips. Additionally, entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro and iMac models will transition to M6 processors.

The iPad lineup is set for updates, including the first OLED iPad mini and iPad Air models. The entry-level iPad will receive a faster chip and support for Apple Intelligence. New iPad Pro versions are testing vapor chamber cooling systems similar to the iPhone 18 Pro.

Future iPhone developments include the iPhone 18 with an A20 chip and the iPhone Air 2, which will utilize a 2nm A20 Pro chip for improved battery life. Apple also plans to introduce new Apple Pencil models and expand its ecosystem with smart glasses and home security systems by late 2027.