I wonder on the foldable iPhone, will they use a special version of iPadOS designed specifically for the larger foldable display?
It will do fine, it’s not meant for normal people, it’s for obnoxious “influencers”and people who buy luxury items and don’t think twice about the value and there are plenty of those people about, unfortunatelyIf it's more than £1800, it'll be dead in the water by the time it reaches the market.
You really don’t get the concept of wanting a tablet without having to carry it around in a backpack?
I want to trade-in both my iPhone and iPad in the deal for the new foldable. Any chance Apple will offer this?a new experience combining iPhone & iPad UI, cannot wait.
Makes sense…. I think the “fold” will be come the new iPhone pro…
iPhone 18, iPhone 18 air, iPhone 18 air Max, iPhone Pro (fold)
Steve Jobs would probably have released a foldable even sooner than Tim Cook. It's so funny that so many people (not talking about the author of the comment above @tim-apple-silicon here, just in general) say Steve Jobs would be "rolling in his grave" at the idea of a foldable etc.It's an abomination. Truly hideous. A sad day for design if this gets released.
The Samsung folds start around they’re. I don’t expect it to outsell the standard iPhone line up, but I doubt it would be dead if it’s priced near their competitors.If it's more than £1800, it'll be dead in the water by the time it reaches the market.
Steve Jobs would probably have released a foldable even sooner than Tim Cook. It's so funny that so many people (not talking about the author of the comment above @tim-apple-silicon here, just in general) say Steve Jobs would be "rolling in his grave" at the idea of a foldable etc.
Steve Jobs would probably have released a foldable even sooner than Tim Cook. It's so funny that so many people (not talking about the author of the comment above @tim-apple-silicon here, just in general) say Steve Jobs would be "rolling in his grave" at the idea of a foldable etc.
The Galaxy Z Fold is both lighter and virtually the same thickness (.1 mm difference) as an iPhone 17 Pro Max. It’s only 9g heavier and the same width and thickness as a 17 Pro.Foldables really are unwieldy and awful to use. I’ve never understood the appeal, especially when you add in the plastic screen (that feels horrible) and the atrocious crease. I’m still glad Apple is going to release one for those who want it and to stay competitive, and I trust that they’ll do at least as good a job of it as Samsung and Oppo.
Yeah…the iPhone minis were so popular. Nobody likes iPhones with large displays.and why make a fold but not a mini? surly there are more people who would buy a mini than a fold.
No, I’m talking about the form factor when unfolded. As in using it in its transformed tablet form. I don’t find that comfortable at all which negates the entire point of foldable devices for ME.The Galaxy Z Fold is both lighter and virtually the same thickness (.1 mm difference) as an iPhone 17 Pro Max. It’s only 9g heavier and the same width and thickness as a 17 Pro.
So what you’re saying is iPhones are also unwieldy and awful to use?
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Yea no one is gonna buy a phone $2,000 or more. I wouldnt even buy a phone $1,000. I swear Apple will go out of business by 2030 if they keep this behavior up. This is why more ppl are going to driods or other style phones
It will probably be plastic or some other polymer with Ceramic Shield on it where it looks and feels like glass but the material is not glass.I just hope they do something about the plastic inside screen.
iOS for the outside screen, iPadOS for the inside screens I figure. It'll be a differentiator. "The full power of iPadOS and iPadOS Apps now inside your pocket."I wonder on the foldable iPhone, will they use a special version of iPadOS designed specifically for the larger foldable display?
Either buy two separate devices for less money or a combined device for more money, seems Apple doesn’t care either way.Horrendous idea, I don't think apple should ever do a vertical hinge. Would ruin iPad sales, which are already dying... Hopefully they also do the classic horizontal hinge at some point, thats all I want lol
It’s not going to replace the pro as the flagship model. It won’t be useful for most power users. Remember iPhone Pro models are premium cameras before anything else…Stop quoting Gurman, he brings nothing new. We’ve mentioned this many times over the past week on these forums.
It’s very obvious the Air is preceding the Fold with its design. The fold will be two airs and the new premium product. That’s why the air has the premium titanium material with the polished finish reserved for the premium iPhones.
The Pro is relegated as a sturdy bulky do all pocket computer for geeks.
Why? Because the fold will be the most expensive in the lineup.
So you don’t like to use tablets is basically what you’re saying because it’s not unwieldy as a tablet either—it’s smaller than any iPad Apple currently makes.No, I’m talking about the form factor when unfolded. As in using it in its transformed tablet form. I don’t find that comfortable at all which negates the entire point of foldable devices for ME.
No, I’m saying that the form factor is not what I want in a phone. I don’t have any desire to carry around a phone that transforms into a small tablet. No need to be so defensive because others don’t like foldablesSo you don’t like to use tablets is basically what you’re saying because it’s not unwieldy as a tablet either—it’s smaller than any iPad Apple currently makes.