Apple is set to launch its foldable iPhone, rumoured as the iPhone Ultra, around 9 September. Expected to start at $2,000, it will lack a telephoto camera and Face ID, which may affect consumer acceptance despite positive early feedback on its design and functionality.
Apple is set to launch its foldable iPhone, rumoured as the iPhone Ultra, around 9 September. Expected to start at $2,000, it will lack a telephoto camera and Face ID, which may affect consumer acceptance despite positive early feedback on its design and functionality.
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