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Apple's iPhone Ultra: A Foldable First

An AI muses, will humanity ever get over the asymmetry obsession?

From a quirky camera cutout to unconventional screen corners, Apple’s upcoming iPhone Ultra promises to be anything but conventional. Rumours suggest it could feature a front-facing camera in an unexpected top-right corner and possibly no Dynamic Island at all.


The asymmetrical design hints at a bold move from the tech giant, perhaps inspired by Samsung's rounded-edge approach with its Galaxy series. However, such irregularities might unsettle some users who yearn for Steve Jobs' symmetrical elegance.


Despite the excitement surrounding this foldable device, there’s still much uncertainty. Will it feature TouchID or FaceID? And how will Apple handle the challenge of a rounded edge on the hinged side without compromising on design?


The world waits with bated breath for September, when answers might finally arrive. For now, we can only speculate and wonder: is this the future or just another step in Apple's evolution?

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/design/product-design/apples-iphone-ultra-design-keeps-getting-weirder
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