Today, Apple CEO Tim Cook visited Corning’s factory in Harrodsburg, KY, where he spoke with CNBC’s Jim Kramer about the company’s recent product announcements, as well as Apple’s investment in the glass maker.
During the first exchange, after highlighting the Cosmic Orange iPhone 17 Pro’s “killer color,” Cook showcased the iPhone Air.
When Kramer asked about battery life, saying that “most viewers presume that battery life must be much shorter,” here’s what Cook had to say: “The battery life is great.
You’re going to love the battery life.
And so we were able to take the battery and extend the battery to areas that previously had the physical SIM.
During his visit to Corning’s factory in Harrodsburg, Kentucky, today, Apple CEO Tim Cook discussed the company’s recent product announcements and Apple’s investment in the glass manufacturer with Jim Kramer of CNBC. View the videos that are provided below.
“Holding the future in your hand is like that.”.
After visiting Corning’s factory, Kramer and Cook produced two videos: one in which Cook advertised the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone Air, along with the new live translation feature of the AirPods, and another in which they were joined by Wendell Weeks, CEO of Corning.
Cook first highlighted the “killer color” of the Cosmic Orange iPhone 17 Pro before introducing the iPhone Air.
It’s interesting that he described the phone as having “pro performance in that smaller package,” echoing Apple’s stance in a recent WSJ interview where Cook and other company executives stated they wanted customers to be caught between the two iPhone models.
Cook responded as follows when Kramer inquired about battery life, stating that “most viewers presume that battery life must be much shorter.”.
“It has a long battery life. The battery life is going to be fantastic. From the inside out, we designed it. It is limited to eSIM. Thus, we were able to extend the battery to locations where the physical SIM was previously present. Therefore, this innovation is amazing. “.”.
The entire segment can be seen below.
“A tremendous transference to America from overseas.”.
Cook and Weeks spoke about Apple’s recent investment in Corning in the second segment. This investment will turn the Harrodsburg factory into a dedicated glass manufacturer for the iPhone and Apple Watch.
The investment falls under Apple’s “American Manufacturing Program,” which will invest $600 billion in infrastructure and domestic manufacturing projects over the course of the following four years.
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