This article is just an ad for the phone. It doesn't offer anything other than just repeating the same trite takes about Apple in general. They do, however, sum up the value proposition nicely:
>So the iPhone Duo’s appeal isn’t rooted in novelty or raw power... It’s about the little rush you get when opening it up for the first time...
i.e., it'll do wonders in terms of triggering the dopamine response for buying consumer electronics.
Cynicism aside, I know there are plenty of people who are "iPhone only" who would have loved a foldable since they first started becoming available and now have the chance to actually get one. Those people will surely actually get a lot out of this.
For everyone else, it's just an iPhone that is also a foldable. If you haven't been interested in foldables up to this point, then this really shouldn't sway you much.
I don't watch Apple's events, ads, or any other marketing. When the actual devices or "inventions" are released a few days later, it's very obvious who watched the marketing material.
At best, this guy is brainwashed, but more likely he's just complicit in the ~lies~ marketing.
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[ 0.38 ms ] story [ 18.7 ms ] thread>So the iPhone Duo’s appeal isn’t rooted in novelty or raw power... It’s about the little rush you get when opening it up for the first time...
i.e., it'll do wonders in terms of triggering the dopamine response for buying consumer electronics.
Cynicism aside, I know there are plenty of people who are "iPhone only" who would have loved a foldable since they first started becoming available and now have the chance to actually get one. Those people will surely actually get a lot out of this.
For everyone else, it's just an iPhone that is also a foldable. If you haven't been interested in foldables up to this point, then this really shouldn't sway you much.
At best, this guy is brainwashed, but more likely he's just complicit in the ~lies~ marketing.