Apple’s long-rumored foldable iPhone is shaping up to behave less like a stretched phone and more like a pocketable iPad. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is tuning the device’s display ratio and overhauling app layouts to enable an iPad-like interface with a sidebar and true split-view multitasking on the inner screen.
If accurate, this would mark Apple’s most aggressive rethink of iPhone software since the original launch—one that leans on the company’s tablet playbook rather than chasing Android-style tall-and-narrow folds. In a category defined by hardware experiments, Apple appears intent on winning with interface polish and app consistency.
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