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With iOS 27, Split View comes to the iPhone for the first time, allowing two apps—or two windows of the same app—to run side by side. which is great option by which iphone will become successful

D. High price tag in a sensitive market due to poor economics and sentiments. Chinese phones are way ahead in terms of foldable technology and at a much more competitive price point with wider variety

B. so expensive this phone

I’d choose B — Maybe, but I’m cautiously bullish on the bigger picture. The iPhone Duo isn’t simply another hardware upgrade; it could create an entirely new premium category for Apple. At $1,999, Apple doesn’t need mass adoption. Even relatively modest volumes could lift average selling prices, revenue per user and overall iPhone economics. The supply-chain angle may be just as interesting. Foldables require more sophisticated displays, hinges, cooling and structural components, potentially increasing component value per device. But I wouldn’t chase AAPL purely because of the launch. The real test begins now: preorder demand, delivery times, customer reviews and replacement rates. If consumers prove willing to pay nearly $2,000 for a foldable iPhone, Apple could turn today’s niche form f

For nearly two decades, the iPhone has remained recognisably the same object: a flat slab of glass that became faster, brighter and more capable with every generation. On September 9, $Apple(AAPL)$ finally broke that formula. The iPhone Duo is Apple’s first foldable smartphone and arguably its biggest hardware redesign since the iPhone X. Closed, it offers a compact 5.4-inch outer display; unfold it and the device becomes a 7.6-inch screen, the largest ever on an iPhone. It starts at US$1,999, with pre-orders opening October 16 and availability beginning October 23. For consumers, the story is about whether a folding iPhone is worth almost US$2,000. For investors, the question is bigger: can Apple turn foldables from a niche experi

With iOS 27, Split View comes to the iPhone for the first time, allowing two apps—or two windows of the same app—to run side by side. which is great option by which iphone will become successful

For nearly two decades, the iPhone has remained recognisably the same object: a flat slab of glass that became faster, brighter and more capable with every generation. On September 9, $Apple(AAPL)$ finally broke that formula. The iPhone Duo is Apple’s first foldable smartphone and arguably its biggest hardware redesign since the iPhone X. Closed, it offers a compact 5.4-inch outer display; unfold it and the device becomes a 7.6-inch screen, the largest ever on an iPhone. It starts at US$1,999, with pre-orders opening October 16 and availability beginning October 23. For consumers, the story is about whether a folding iPhone is worth almost US$2,000. For investors, the question is bigger: can Apple turn foldables from a niche experi

I’d choose B — Maybe, but I’m cautiously bullish on the bigger picture. The iPhone Duo isn’t simply another hardware upgrade; it could create an entirely new premium category for Apple. At $1,999, Apple doesn’t need mass adoption. Even relatively modest volumes could lift average selling prices, revenue per user and overall iPhone economics. The supply-chain angle may be just as interesting. Foldables require more sophisticated displays, hinges, cooling and structural components, potentially increasing component value per device. But I wouldn’t chase AAPL purely because of the launch. The real test begins now: preorder demand, delivery times, customer reviews and replacement rates. If consumers prove willing to pay nearly $2,000 for a foldable iPhone, Apple could turn today’s niche form f

D. High price tag in a sensitive market due to poor economics and sentiments. Chinese phones are way ahead in terms of foldable technology and at a much more competitive price point with wider variety

B. so expensive this phone