WinFuture explains that Apple is modifying both the iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 to such an extent that they require specific new model numbers, such as 'MN482ZD' and 'MQ6K2ZD'. While it remains to be seen if Apple's ploy is successful, the move makes sense as the potential for Qualcomm to win additional iPhone sales bans around the world will only grow following the precedent set in Germany. Needless to say, the opportunity for Apple to make additional upgrades, such as a larger battery, would prove extremely popular and it is worth noting that Apple included multiple upgrades in iOS 12.1.2 which was primarily released for similar legal reasons. That said, with Apple already laser-focused on much more ambitious plans for the upcoming iPhone 11, I'd be surprised if the company is so generous here. But we can hope…___Follow Gordon on Twitter, Facebook and Google+More On ForbesApple Patents iPhone With Full-Screen Touch IDApple Discusses Making iPhone Price CutsApple Patents Controversial iPhone Camera ChangeFirst iPhone XI Design Leak Highlights Triple Rear CameraApple Supplier Announces Potentially Revolutionary iPhone Tech
Genuine Courage: Apple Shouldn't Build a Foldable iPhone
There is a current debate about whether Apple should be thinking about and delivering a foldable iPhone. Tech Crunch wonders: We're ready for foldable phones, but are they ready for us? It's really, really hard materials science to build a seamless, foldable display that lasts. But like the iPhone, Apple Watch, AirPods, and just about everything else coming out of Cupertino, we're not going to know how great a folding phone can be until Apple makes one. The last thing Apple wants to do is aggravate developers by dragging them into further display mangagement issues associated with a foldable iPhone.
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