Apple is reportedly on the verge of launching its first foldable iPhone, and insights from existing foldable devices suggest what the company must prioritize for success. Drawing from three years of daily use with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold, there are critical areas Apple needs to address to make its foldable phone a worthwhile investment for users. These include enhancing multitasking capabilities, refining screen software, implementing a desktop mode, ensuring durability, improving camera quality, and setting a competitive price point.
Discover more about the upcoming iPhone lineup:
- What to expect from Apple’s upcoming iPhone event
- Key features that will define Apple’s foldable device – beyond hardware
Video Segments
0:00 Introduction
1:00 Apple’s challenges
2: My experience with foldables
3: Exploring Samsung DEX
4: Potential Apple upgrades
5: Assessing durability
6: Addressing the foldable phone crease
Video Credits
Hosted and scripted by: Iyaz Akhtar
Producer and camera work by: Carly Marsh
Editing by: Wes Ott
Thumbnail design by: Zooey Liao
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