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'Everyone' at Apple Apparently Calls Foldable 'iPhone Ultra'

Bloomberg 's Mark Gurman has said "everyone" inside Apple refers to the company's upcoming foldable iPhone as the " iPhone Ultra " internally, though he cautioned that doesn't necessarily confirm it as the final name. The comments came in response to Max Weinbach, who argued the "Ultra" name doesn't fit because Apple's existing Ultra products represent the most capable version of a lineup, and…

macrumors.com ·2d ago

'Everyone' at Apple Apparently Calls Foldable 'iPhone Ultra'

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