Now, Apple appears to be preparing its response to Samsung’s Galaxy Tab Ultra series with a groundbreaking device. The ...

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The foldable phone market is expected to grow by around 38% in 2024, according to publicly available data from IDC. Still, that only represents around 2% of the smartphone market. While a niche ...

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Similarly, a foldable iPad seems to lead the way to a product which Apple has been eyeing for many years: a MacBook with a soft keyboard. The Touch Bar was a first move in this direction ...

Apple reportedly has an iPhone model that’s thinner and another that folds in the pipeline. The tech giant is working to launch the two new designs in the coming years, with the skinny device ...

If not, this foldable could be an even worse tablet than the 13-inch iPad Pro, not better. Keyboard options: Can the foldable accommodate a Magic Keyboard-style accessory? I’d guess that the new ...

Cupertino-based Apple is reportedly all geared up to expand its iPhone lineup with a new model and introduce foldable devices by 2026. According to a report fromThe Wall Street Journal ...

Apple is working to expand OLED display technology to several additional iPads, including a future foldable iPad, according to analyst firm Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC). An 8.5-inch ...

According to Bloomberg's Power On newsletter on Sunday, the company has been working on the foldable device for several years and plans to bring it to market around 2028. The largest current size ...

Apple is working on a "giant" foldable iPad that unfolds into the size of two iPad Pros side-by-side, which the company aims to release around 2028, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.