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Apple's Foldable iPhone Is Here. The Price Tag Is the Real Story.
9/10/2026
Apple held its "Surprise and Shine" event on September 9, and the headline product was exactly what the rumors promised: a foldable iPhone. But the details that emerged from the event tell a more complicated story than "Apple finally made a folding phone." The iPhone Duo Is Real…
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