Episode 26 - The iPhone Foldable Rumors: Apple’s Next Big Bet?
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About this listen
Rumors and renders of a foldable iPhone are starting to feel more serious, but does that mean it’s something worth buying? In this episode of Tek With Josh, I break down why Apple’s rumored iPhone Fold could be a major moment for the company, and why I personally wouldn’t buy one at launch.
Drawing from experience using both Apple devices and foldable phones, I talk through Apple’s history with first-generation products, the real-world tradeoffs of foldables, and why price, battery life, durability, and software maturity matter more than form factor hype.
This isn’t an anti-Apple take. It’s an honest look at what a first-gen iPhone Fold would likely offer, who it might actually be for, and why waiting could be the smarter move.
In this episode:
Why Apple entering the foldable market is a big statement
Apple’s track record with first-generation hardware
Foldable phone tradeoffs: battery, cameras, durability, and software
Why price could be the biggest barrier to adoption
Why I won’t be buying the first iPhone Fold
Who a foldable iPhone might actually make sense for
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