Apple replacing iPad mini with Foldable iPhone – Apple rumors

Apple keeps on making headlines on folding iPhone and today’s report is all about iPad. In recent reports, MyDrivers suggested that Apple may replace the mini iPad with a folding iPhone, such that it might offer stylus input.

Read if Apple is launching a foldable or flip iPhone

According to last week’s news, it’s seen that iPhone may support a stylus. However, it’s not clear that if it’s the current Apple pencil or something else. The display will be 7.3 to 7.6 inches probably, but with a tall aspect ratio. MyDrivers said that it may release in September this year. Apple’s folding device will feature a clamshell form factor. On the other hand, the reports from EqualOcean claimed that it might be delayed till 2023.

Well, we have a different point of view that there is a big cost difference and Apple may not replace the mini iPad with a folding iPhone. Apple may phase out the mini iPad altogether. However, in a few years, the iPad will have smaller bezels. On the other hand, a larger iPad will have the same footprint as the current 5th generation iPad mini. We are just speculating because nobody knows.

The rumors about Apple’s folding iPhone have been spreading for years. Samsung Galaxy has shown us that how difficult is to create the folding look of the phone through its first Galaxy fold. Samsung’s first folding look impressed the buyers and showed them the product’s flaws and drawbacks.

Apple usually takes its time to refine new models and technologies like this. The company goes through the historical background, watches, and learns from other OEMs ’ mistakes. Apple performs these all steps before implanting the new technology into new products.

Apple replacing iPad mini – may feature Notchless design

Earlier we brought news that Apple iPhone 13 is going to be notchless. We are sticking to it for now. Apple is facing quite a criticism for sticking to old school model. Whereas, all the other giants are offering notchless designs and are incorporating punch hole or teardrop cameras, utilizing full screen potential.

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