Cupertino's worst kept secret seems to be taking definitive shape. Recently, a detailed video from the Unbox Therapy channel has shown what would be a very precise model of the expected iPhone Ultrathe first folding device from the bitten apple. Far from the classic tall and narrow designs of its competitors, this terminal is committed to a different concept: it is lower than a Max model, but noticeably wider, facilitating a secure grip in the pocket.
When unfolded, the terminal looks truly futuristic with a thickness of only 5.2 millimetersbecoming a kind of stylized iPad mini with tiny bezels. However, it's not all ergonomics and visual wonder. When the device is closed, its profile increases to 11.02 millimeterssomething understandable in the field of folding phonesbut the real point of contention lies right on his back.
A colossal camera module and unprecedented focus
Technical innovation always requires some physical sacrifice, and in this case it takes the form of an immense photographic bulge. With this protrusion included, the total thickness shoots up to a surprising 16.57 millimeters. Placing the device on a flat surface creates a ramp effect so pronounced that it turns it into a veritable rocker when you touch the screen. It is evident that the priority has been to integrate a advanced camera systemsacrificing stability when the mobile rests on a desk.
Despite these physical eccentricities, the overall design indicates a clear pattern: eIt is designed to be used mostly open. Relegating the external screen to quick queries is a bold move that attempts to redefine regular user interaction, aiming for use much more similar to that of a compact tablet.
As expected in the face of a jump of this magnitude, the sources point out an inevitable consequence: the price will be extremely high compared to other mobile devices that the Cupertina company has created so far. Knowing everything that this new design and its bulky rear camera implies, Would you be willing to pay a real fortune to carry the brand's first foldable in your pocket?
