Apple's First Foldable iPhone: Can It Still Catch Up With Samsung, China? | Vantage on Firstpost |4K

Apple is expected to enter the foldable smartphone market with its first foldable iPhone, as rivals including Samsung and Chinese smartphone makers have already spent years developing the category. In this video, Firstpost examines what is expected from Apple’s foldable iPhone, including its book-style design, larger display, slim profile and reported price of more than $2,000. The video also looks at the growing foldable market, why smartphone makers are betting on larger screens and premium pricing, and the challenges Apple faces in making the device more than just a phone that folds. It also examines whether Apple’s late entry could help it learn from years of competition and innovation in the category. Hem Saroya tells you more.

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