Apple Unveils iPhone Duo, Its First Foldable, at $1,999
- John Ternus became Apple's new CEO on September 1 and is leading the company's annual hardware event in Cupertino, marking the first major product launch under his leadership.
- Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 18 Pro series and introduce its first foldable smartphone, rumored as the iPhone Ultra, featuring a book-style design and starting around $2,000.
- The foldable iPhone aims to enter the small but growing foldable smartphone market, which includes competitors like Samsung.
- Alongside the new iPhones, Apple plans to announce updated Apple Watch models, AirPods, and smart home devices integrated with advanced AI features.
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(LILAMAX)- Apple has unveiled its foldable iPhone Duo as part of a new lineup of devices introduced by CEO John Ternus. The tech giant also introduced the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, AirPods 5, Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4.The foldable iPhone Duo starts at $1,999 and is about the size of a passport. Meanwhile, drivers...
Apple Enters Foldable Phone Market With $1,999 iPhone Duo Under New CEO John Ternus
Apple unveiled its first foldable iPhone on Wednesday as newly installed CEO John Ternus introduced the $1,999 Duo alongside the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, marking ... The post Apple Enters Foldable Phone Market With $1,999 iPhone Duo Under New CEO John Ternus first appeared on [your]NEWS.
Apple shares slip as iPhone price hikes steal foldable’s thunder
Apple shares slipped after investors gave a muted reception to new chief executive John Ternus’s launch of the tech giant’s first foldable iPhone alongside a string of price rises. The iPhone maker entered the foldable market on Wednesday with the $1,999 (£1,480) iPhone Duo, more than seven years after Samsung first brought the format to [...]
The apple brand announced Wednesday September 9th the launch of its iPhone Duo, whose central screen folds like a book. With appetites: boost a high-end market that has so far been rigged by its Asian competitors.
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