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pixeltini said:

Does anybody else think the folding phone is a solution in search of a problem? I thought Apple's design mantra was If thin is good, thinner is better. No?

Between my iPad, Studio Display, and Apple Watch, I think I'm pretty much covered, screen-size-wise.

I think the attraction is having one device that's both an iPhone and an iPad. That's very appealing to me. As much as I love my iPad, it is sorta the odd device. I still need my Mac for work. I must have my iPhone as a phone and for portability. I can't always take my iPad with me because it's not pocketable. If I'm going to carry a bag, I can just as easily take a MacBook as I can an iPad. So yea a folding iPhone does solve a lot for me. It's not going to be the same as a larger screen iPad, but for many people it'll probably bee good enough.

I just hope they don't pull an iPhone mini on us and give us something we want but make it underpowered. At it's price point, I don't want any compromises, especially in the camera, compared to a Pro Max.

So many Dynamic Islands! All kidding aside, amazing work.

The problem I have with the theatre experience is that it expects you to be sitting up straight, not lying down in bed which is how I often watch movies.

Use the PiP-it app and watch Picture in Picture without ads!