Introducing: Power On with Mark Gurman

In this special episode of Power On, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman sits down with Gerard Williams III, the former Apple chief CPU architect who helped develop the company’s groundbreaking A7 and M1 processors before founding Nuvia, which was acquired by Qualcomm. Williams reflects on his time at Apple, working alongside Johny Srouji and John Ternus, and why he left to pursue opportunities in the chip industry. He also discusses his latest startup, Nuvacore, which is developing high-performance processors for AI data centers, and explains why CPUs remain essential even as Nvidia’s GPUs dominate the conversation.Have a question for Mark? Email us at [email protected] or join the Power On DiscordSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Apple is finally bringing some of Siri's most ambitious AI capabilities to the iPhone. In this episode of Power On, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman and Vlad Savov break down the major changes coming with iOS 27.3, including Siri's new ability to control apps, carry out complex tasks and coordinate actions across multiple applications. They discuss how these improvements compare with AI agents from OpenAI and Meta, and why Apple still has a long way to go. Plus, Mark and Vlad analyze John Ternus's first earnings call as Apple's CEO, the company's strong iPhone sales, concerns about slowing growth and profit margins, and why more price increases could be coming. They also examine Apple's AI rollout in China and the privacy implications of new always-listening Apple Watch features.Have a question for Mark? Email us at [email protected] or join the Power On DiscordSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Apple has finally introduced a touch-screen MacBook Pro after two decades of resisting the idea. In this episode of Power On, Mark Gurman and Bloomberg Tech's Chris Welch break down the new high-end laptops, including their OLED displays, lighter designs, redesigned touch interface and steep prices. They also discuss Apple’s new OLED iPad mini, M6 iMac and other Mac updates, along with what’s coming next for the lineup. Plus, Mark and Chris share their experiences with the iPhone Duo after a week of use, examine reports of cracked displays and explain why Apple’s limited supply has made getting a replacement so difficult.Have a question for Mark? Email us at [email protected] or join the Power On DiscordSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Apple’s first foldable iPhone is finally here, but is it worth more than $2,000? In this episode of Power On, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman is joined by Gear Live’s Andru Edwards, who has spent the past week testing the iPhone Duo. They break down its design, software, cameras, battery life and biggest shortcomings, while revealing new details about what Apple is planning for future models. They also debate Apple’s troubled pre-order rollout, which has left many customers waiting months for their devices. Check out Andru’s full iPhone Duo review here.Have a question for Mark? Email us at [email protected] or join the Power On DiscordSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Power On, Mark Gurman is joined by Bloomberg’s Chris Welch and Vlad Savov to break down Apple’s long-awaited smart home launch. They share hands-on impressions of the new $299 HomeView, debate whether Apple can finally challenge Amazon and Google in the home, and explain why the new Apple TV 4K and HomePod mini may not be worth upgrading to. Plus, Mark reveals new details about Apple’s upcoming touchscreen MacBook Pro launch, including plans for a late-October event in Los Angeles, a potential November release date and what to expect from the OLED iPad mini.Have a question for Mark? Email us at [email protected] or join the Power On Discord Subscribe to the Power On Newsletter at https://www.bloomberg.com/poweronSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Power On, Mark Gurman and Bloomberg tech editor Vlad Savov unpack John Ternus’ first month running Apple — from his push to make the company leaner and faster to his unusually hands-on role overseeing design. They discuss why more layoffs could be coming, how Ternus is putting design back at the center of Apple and why Tim Cook, now executive chairman, remains the company’s face on the world stage. Then, Mark gives his verdict on Meta’s new $1,299 VR glasses after trying them himself — and explains why they are the device Apple’s Vision Pro should have been all along.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the premiere of Power On, Mark Gurman joins Bloomberg tech editor Vlad Savov to unpack his massive scoop on Apple’s long-awaited smart home push — and whether its AI-powered devices can give you a reason to ditch the competition. Then, they debate whether the iPhone 18 deserves your money and take on Apple’s influencer machine: Is the company trading tough questions for guaranteed applause? Plus, Mark answers your questions about the upcoming touchscreen MacBook Pro and whether John Ternus will ever ditch the prerecorded presentation and deliver a live keynote.Have a question for Mark? Email us at [email protected] or join the Power On Discord Subscribe to the Power On Newsletter at https://www.bloomberg.com/poweronSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Gurman brings Power On to the airwaves. Tune in for his weekly scoop on all things Apple and consumer tech.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.