Apple is set to unveil its first-ever foldable smartphone, which insiders are calling the 'iPhone Ultra,' at its newly announced September 9th event. The passport-sized device is expected to launch with a staggering $2,000 price tag.
The tape Big Technology Podcast · Sep 9
“It will have a large interior screen with a small external display. And it'll be about the size, it'll be about the size of a passport when folded. It has touch ID support, split view multitasking, and advanced hinge, whatever that means, and increase that is far less apparent than on prior foldable devices. The price is expected to be $2,000.”
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