Some people are worried Apple's folding iPhone design could present a brand new health risk
Move over, 'iPhone pinky'.
Apple is set to unveil its long-awaited foldable iPhone, the iPhone Ultra, during an event on September 9 at its Cupertino headquarters. The highly anticipated device is expected to resemble Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 in design, featuring a passport-like size and being the lightest and thinnest iPhone ever, measuring just 4.5mm when fully open.
The Ultra will be capable of functioning as a compact phone or a larger tablet, depending on whether it's closed or opened, and it will run on Apple's new 2nm A20 Pro chip for enhanced performance and efficiency. However, the iPhone Ultra is likely to be priced at around $2400-$2500, making it Apple's most expensive iPhone to date and potentially out of reach for many consumers.
Despite concerns about its high price and limited availability, industry insiders believe that the iPhone Ultra could help revitalize Apple's product lineup after years of stagnation.
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