Apple Keynote 2025

What will Tim Cook say during the Apple Event?

Held

Tue, Sep 9

1:00 PM ET /

What will John Ternus say at the Apple Event

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2 said 13 not said of 15 words

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  • k/n: said in k of n past What will John Ternus say at the Apple Event events where the word was a market.
  • Said (YES) Not said (NO). Last 5 runs newest first.
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Each market: If Tim Cook says {word} as part of Apple Event on 9/9/2025, then the market resolves to Yes.

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