**[Apple's First Week Recap After Leadership Change: iPhone 18 Pro Color Options Revealed, Foldable iPhone Ultra May Face Supply Constraints, MacBook Ultra Expected to Debut]** BlockBeats reports that on September 5, Apple’s new CEO John Ternus officially took office, ushering in a new product cycle for the company. According to market sources, Apple is expected to release the iPhone 18 series next week, with the iPhone 18 Pro potentially introducing new color options such as Deep Cherry. Due to September 11 marking the 25th anniversary of the "9/11" event, Apple may adjust the pre-order time to the early hours of September 12. Meanwhile, Apple’s first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Ultra, is reportedly still on track to launch alongside the iPhone 18 Pro series. However, initial supply may be limited due to challenges with new manufacturing processes and structural design, potentially leading to longer delivery wait times for users. On the Mac product front, market research firm Omdia revealed that Apple is restructuring its future MacBook lineup. A higher-end "MacBook Ultra" is likely to feature an OLED display and come in 14-inch and 16-inch versions, with the earliest launch expected between late 2026 and early 2027. Additionally, Apple is not expected to immediately discontinue the current mini-LED MacBook Pro models, as both screen versions may be sold concurrently for several years. In another development, Apple is accelerating the phase-out of Intel-based Macs. The company has allowed universal apps on the Mac App Store requiring macOS 13 or later to drop support for Intel architecture Macs, aiming to reduce app sizes and streamline development processes. [Original Link]