The foldable iPhone is probably the hottest consumer product in the world that officially doesn’t exist. Its gravitational pull is such that a similar product from Samsung, one of Apple’s chief competitors, serves as a de facto advertisement for the foldable iPhone just by existing. And if the rumors are true, at the time of its release it will be Apple’s flagship product by default, apparently setting consumers back up to $2,500, and that’s if they can find one.
But according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, it will lack one of the key features expected by premium smartphone connoisseurs in the 2020s: telephoto photography.
That likely places the…
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