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Eager for a folding iPhone? iPad may be first on the agenda

Eager for a folding iPhone? iPad may be first on the agenda

Posted on July 1, 2019 By Jarvis

Apple is looking to enter the folding device market with a foldable iPad now on the horizon. The foldable could be positioned against rumoured products like a folding Microsoft Surface – as opposed to phone/tablet hybrids like the Samsung Galaxy Fold.

Apple is rumoured to be launching a foldable iPad that will run the company’s new iPadOS. The device would be marketed as a portable solution – using Apple’s A processors – avoiding MacBook components. However, it may come with a MacBook-sized display.
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