Phones with folded displays appear to be the latest trend in the smartphone industry, slightly ahead of the new and experimental subwoofer cameras. We’ve previously reported that Apple was said to be working on their own flexible displays similar to the Galaxy Z Flip. Now, a new report suggests that the company’s mobile phone may support the Apple Pencil.
According to a report by Phone Arena, called analysis company Omdia, the foldable iPhone could feature an OLED display between 7.3 and 7.6 inches when it opens up and adds support for the Apple Pencil. It’s hard to imagine using the rumor device with one hand, as phones that are 6.7 inches are already too inconvenient.
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Despite the leaks, sales and rumors appearing to be possible, it is very likely that Apple will launch a device this year. While there are plenty of reports that Apple appears to be favoring the clamshell design instead of the Galaxy Fold’s top-of-the-line design, the company, which is known to be spending more time, is unlikely to releasing updated technology reports (such as FaceID). folding machine this year.
While Apple does not currently include standalone support for its Pencil on any Apple device, it is possible that Samsung’s decision to support the S-Pen on its S21 Ultra series could have an impact made his decision to introduce support for his folded smartphones.
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If you’re wondering when Apple’s folding devices seem to have hit the market, reader Jon Prosser suggests that there may be no reports of a possible launch. in 2022 – the company reportedly didn’t come very far with the idea of a foldable iPhone. , we had reported earlier this month.