how much

My friend who works at a carrier said something similar, so I'm inclined to believe it.

People comparing it to Galaxy Fold ignore that Apple enters categories late and still eats lunch.

Not everything needs to be a conspiracy. Sometimes they just ship what they ship.

Touch ID in the power button like the SE would be fine by me.

I'll finance a foldable the day the crease is invisible in daylight. Not before.

called it

A few hundred units per day would mean supply is toast at launch. Scalpers will feast.

If they really ditch Face ID for Touch ID, that's a huge UX shift for apps.

$2,199 might be anchoring so $1,999 feels like a deal. Classic.

Status product at that ASP. Services attach rate will be what Cook actually cares about.

If it's $2,199 I'm out. That's MacBook Pro money for a phone that folds.

I'm less interested in the headline and more in what it means for pricing next week.

Few hundred/day is prototype-line energy, not mass production. Temper the 6M fantasy.

25% share assumes Samsung doesn't cut prices aggressively. They will.

Take the unit numbers with a grain of salt until earnings, but directionally it fits.

25% market share in year one is wild. Samsung has been grinding for years to get where they are.

If yields are that low, soft launch in limited markets first. Apple's done that before.

The comment section on every Apple site turns into the same arguments. Can we at least wait until the keynote?

meh