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Analyst claims Apple's first foldable iPhone will revive the stagnating foldable space in 2026 and beyond (www.notebookcheck.net)

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[–] donuts 12 points 16 hours ago

Not my comment, but exactly how I feel about it:

You mean like how Apple's Vision Pro "rejuvenated" the "stagnant" VR headset market? Ironically I've been saying that media and analysts have been waiting to say "If only Apple would make a folding phone... then it would be good... ignoring the reality that the main block to further acceptance is the high price - something Apple is not renowned for beating.