John Ternus, Apple’s newly appointed CEO, is set to unveil a series of new products in the coming weeks and months, following the recent launch of the iPhone Duo. According to a calendar compiled by Bloomberg, 2026 is shaping up to be a transformative year for Apple, with significant updates expected across its product lineup. This period of change comes as the company looks to solidify its position in the tech market and establish Ternus’s leadership following the departure of previous CEO Tim Cook. One of the most anticipated products is the touch-screen MacBook Pro, which has been the subject of speculation for months. Analyst Mark Gurman suggests these laptops could be available by the end of 2026. The devices are expected to feature OLED displays, a technology more commonly found in smartphones and high-end TVs, and will be powered by the latest M5 Pro and M5 Max chips. This upgrade would bring Apple’s laptops closer to the visual and performance standards of its competitors in the premium laptop market. Also on the horizon is Apple’s long-awaited "Smart home hub," a square touchscreen device that would serve as a central control for smart home accessories and interact with Siri, Apple’s AI assistant. The device, described as a "Homepod with a screen," is expected to be announced as early as October. However, due to delays in development and regulatory challenges—particularly in the European Union—its release may be pushed back. The hub would allow users to customize content and manage their smart home devices more intuitively. In addition to these major updates, Apple is expected to refresh several other products in 2026, including the iPad Mini, which could receive the same OLED display as its larger counterparts. The iPad Mini, despite competition from the iPhone Duo, is expected to maintain its appeal with features that cater to users who prefer smaller, more portable devices. The company may also introduce a new Apple TV case, a new MacBook Pro, a new iMac with an M6 chip, and an updated HomePod with enhanced Siri capabilities. The wave of product launches between 2026 and 2027 is seen as a strategic move to reinforce Apple’s market position and demonstrate its continued innovation under Ternus’s leadership. These updates are expected to reassure investors and consumers that Apple remains a leader in the tech industry, despite the transition in its top management.