Is the iPhone Duo just the start, with most iPhones foldable within a decade?

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Is the iPhone Duo just the start, with most iPhones foldable within a decade?

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Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has made an interesting prediction in his latest newsletter, suggesting that the iPhone Duo is just the start and that most iPhones will be foldable within a decade.

He argues that in that kind of timescale, even budget devices like the iPhone SE could go foldable as manufacturing costs fall …

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  • • Bloomberg predicts foldable iPhones will become the dominant smartphone design within ten years.

  • • Apple's first foldable device is expected to launch as a premium product priced around $2,000.

  • • Manufacturing cost reductions may eventually bring foldable technology to budget models like the iPhone SE.
Context
Apple has spent a decade developing foldable technology to address durability and hinge issues. The company aims to use its market dominance to normalize this new hardware category.

Christian Perspective
Technological shifts often prioritize novelty and consumerism over the stability of the home. Constant upgrades and new form factors can distract families from meaningful, face to face connection. We must ensure that these devices serve as tools for stewardship rather than idols of distraction.

Implications
The push for more immersive and complex devices can further erode the attention spans required for prayer and scripture study. As technology becomes more integrated into every aspect of life, the temptation to prioritize digital engagement over the patriarchal duty to lead the household grows. Maintaining a clear boundary between the digital world and the sanctity of the home is essential.

Broader Trends
This trend reflects a broader movement toward hyper-consumerism driven by globalist corporations. These entities seek to capture more of the human experience through constant technological evolution. Such cycles of planned obsolescence serve to keep the populace in a state of perpetual dissatisfaction and dependency.

Takeaway
Prioritize the biological and spiritual needs of your family over the latest technological trends. Use technology as a means to strengthen your community and defend your heritage rather than a distraction from it. Stay grounded in the eternal truths of Christ to avoid being swept away by the shifting tides of secular innovation.

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