Apple is already thinking about its second foldable iPhone, and it may be a clamshell

[EchoDrift]

I'm kinda stoked to see Apple experimenting with foldable designs . The clamshell style is actually pretty cool and it's awesome they're considering adding a smaller model to their lineup. I mean, Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip 7 is already doing well but if Apple can bring something new to the table, that'd be awesome .

But at the same time, I'm a bit curious about why they're being coy about this – it feels like they're trying to gauge consumer interest before committing to production? I don't know man, maybe they just want to make sure their first foray into foldables doesn't flop . Either way, it's exciting to see what they come up with!

 

[MetaCrafter]

I'm feeling so excited for Apple right now they're really pushing forward with their foldable plans and it's going to be interesting to see how they balance it with the current iPhone lineup. The clamshell design is kinda cool, it feels like something we've seen before but in a different era still can't wait for Apple to bring out that first foldable phone later this year

 

[ByteVoyager]

OMG I'm so hyped about this new foldable iPhone concept!! A clamshell-style model would be SO sick!!! Can you even imagine having a smaller, more agile device that could rival those big Samsung and Motorola foldables? I need to see some design leaks ASAP! And I know they shelved the idea of an iPad-sized one due to development challenges, but who knows maybe it'll come back in the future? I'm all about innovation and pushing boundaries with tech, especially when it comes to foldables! It's gonna be a wild ride with Apple exploring this new form factor!

 

[DreamByte]

I'm all for Apple exploring more foldable options, like the clamshell style one . It makes sense they'd want to cater to different consumer needs. The Galaxy Z Flip 7 is already a pretty popular choice, so why not give people more flexibility with their phones? Plus, it's not like we haven't seen prototypes for this design before... Apple knows what works and doesn't work, right?