A foldable iPhone could be made in 2 years. Apple behind as usual

Ming-Chi Kuo has been posting information about upcoming iPhones quite often lately. We recently read about a periscope lens expected to arrive in 2022. Now we learn about a foldable iPhone that could see the light of day in 2 years. Both information underscore the same thesis: Apple is late again. After all, we have already seen all these solutions in the competition. What new will the giant from Cupertino show?

According to the analyst, the company in 2023 may show an 8-inch foldable iPhone, whose OLED screen resolution will correspond to QHD +. The information is based on an intercepted memo sent to the manufacturer's investors. From further information, we will learn that the expected production of smartphones will be between 15 and 20 million copies.

Kuo points out that Apple could win the market by blurring the line between smartphones and tablets. Enriching the 8-inch foldable iPhones with functions known from the iPad Pro and expanding with compatible applications such as ProCreate or Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom can make the new smartphones a full-fledged work equipment for many people.

Perhaps in the future, the development of these technologies will lead to reducing devices to one that will replace the smartphone, tablet and even a computer. The road to it is long and bumpy, however, although the peaceful evolution sounds like success in a song of praise. Imagine the convenience of an even wider post-PC era - one device to rule them all, regardless of the user's profession.

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Source: MacRumors