Actually, it isn't irrelevant, it really isn't. The world is a big place and there are many versions of both the hardware, and most importantly the software around the world.
Travel and roaming isn’t the same as living. 🤷♂️ You just highlighted neatly my point.
I studied abroad in Tokyo for 2 years and my legal internship was in the uk last year. I’m very much world traveled and world lived. Again where I’ve used technology is literally irrelevant and a weak attempt to try and discredit my posts.
It's okay to dislike Android as it's your preference. I prefer Android over iOS for my phones. However, I disagree that foldables are a gimmick regardless of the operating system. We will have to agree to disagree until Apple comes out with their own foldables iPad, iPhone, or both.
I’ll buy an apple foldable simply because I’m team apple but unless anything changes between now and then it’ll still be a gimmick.
Ah yes, let's create an almost impossible metric that no one can meet in the foreseeable future. Here's a hint: these foldables start at $1800 in the US and are even more expensive in the global markets. I can only imagine how much Apple would charge for their foldable iPhones compared to their slab iPhones. I'm going to stop this discussion; we can go back in time once Apple releases its foldable phones.
That may never happen and still doesn’t mean there isn’t a market for them. They need to keep improving the design and durability. Every person I talk to that has one loves it.
I mean most windows phone users I knew that has them loved them. They still miss them over a decade later.
Either you go all in or you don’t. I’ll rather them not release one if it’s a test run. Apple never fully bought into the mini. It was a let’s see how the consumer reacts. People love them but little upgrades from 12 to 13 was a death blow. I’m afraid the same thing will happen here.
