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Apple's folding iPhone Ultra could have one fatal flaw for creatives
Apple's rumored folding "iPhone Ultra" may face a lukewarm reception from power users if it compromises on flagship camera and biometric features.
What: Reports suggest the device could cost $2,000 but might lack a telephoto camera and Face ID, potentially forcing users to choose between form factor and performance.
Why it matters: Apple's hardware differentiation strategy is being tested as it enters the foldable market; traditional Pro users may prioritize sensor specs over folding screens.
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Apple's rumored foldable “iPhone Ultra” is reportedly impressing early testers with its pocket-friendly design, durable hinge, and larger iPad-like internal display, potentially making it Apple's most exciting hardware launch in years. However, leaks suggest it may omit key premium features such as a telephoto camera and Face ID, raising questions about its value at a rumored $2,000 price point. For creatives, the choice may come down to whether a larger foldable screen is more important than having Apple's best camera system.
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