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Apple's $2,000 Foldable iPhone Could Sell 6 Million Units, Counterpoint Says
Apple's $2,000 Foldable iPhone Could Sell 6 Million Units, Counterpoint Says
Counterpoint senior analyst Ivan Lam expects Apple to sell about 6 million units of its first foldable iPhone this year. The estimate offers an early sentiment gauge of potential demand for Apple's first-ever foldable handset, priced at roughly $2,000.
The iPhone Duo sales forecast hinges on Apple's ability to ramp up production, Lam said, according to Bloomberg News. The new foldable iPhone is scheduled for release in October.
Separately, market research firm IDC expects global foldable shipments to rise 13% to...
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"I'd Be Okay With That": Trump Says He's Open To Chinese Automakers Building Cars In US
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In comments that most people missed on Friday, President Donald Trump suggested that he's open to letting Chinese automakers build cars on US soil.
The new cars unloaded from the BYD Changzhou ship at the Zarate Port on the Parana River in Zarate, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina taken on Jan. 19, 2026. Tomas Cuesta / AFP via Getty Images
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