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Apple Set to Unveil $2,000 Foldable iPhone After Years of Development

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Tech: Apple is reportedly preparing to launch its first foldable iPhone after nearly a decade of research and development.

The foldable phone was initially explored by Apple Engineers years before Samsung popularised the segment. However, CEO Tim Cook later pushed the project forward after seeing the growing popularity of foldable phones in Asia.

The device, internally known as V68, is expected to be positioned as a premium iPhone. Apple has reportedly considered a price of up to $2,199, while some high-storage models could cost close to $3,000.

The phone is expected to feature a 7.8-inch foldable inner display and a smaller 5.5-inch outer screen. The design aims to make the device useful for watching videos and multitasking.

Apple has reportedly worked for years to reduce the visible crease, improve the hinge and develop stronger flexible glass. The phone is expected to use a titanium-and-aluminium hinge and specially developed cover glass.

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However, the foldable iPhone may have some compromises. It could offer shorter battery life and a less powerful camera system than Apple’s regular premium models.

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The launch is also expected to be an important moment for John Ternus, who recently became Apple’s CEO. The foldable iPhone is seen as one of the first major products of his leadership.

Analysts expect Apple could sell 7 million to 10 million foldable iPhones this year. Despite its high price, the company is reportedly confident that strong demand will make the device a major success.

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UPI Payment Fails at Singapore Airport, Sparks Discussion

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Tech: An Indian traveller’s failed UPI payment at Singapore’s Changi Airport has sparked a discussion about the challenges of using UPI abroad.

X user Nikhil George tried to pay at The Cocoa Trees using Google Pay. The cashier reportedly warned him that UPI rarely works there. After scanning the QR code, the payment failed with a message saying, “Could not get conversion rate. Try scanning again.”

The incident led to mixed reactions online. Some users said UPI worked well for them in Singapore and Sri Lanka, while others pointed out that success depends on the payment terminal and bank.

Users also discussed foreign exchange charges that may apply when making international UPI payments. NPCI International responded to George and asked him to share more details to help investigate the issue.

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The incident highlights that while UPI is available in several countries, the payment experience may vary depending on the merchant, terminal and banking setup.

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Meta AI Chief Deletes Edited Photo Mocking Altman-Amodei Moment

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Tech : Meta AI chief Alexandr Wang shared and later deleted an edited photo featuring OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei.

The image was based on a viral photo from the India AI Impact Summit, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi appeared with several AI leaders. In the original picture, Altman and Amodei did not hold hands.

Wang edited Meta’s Muse mascot into the photo, placing it between the two AI executives and holding both their hands.

“What can’t Muse do?” Wang wrote on X, jokingly adding that Muse should pick up the Nobel Peace Prize.

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The post appeared to poke fun at the rivalry between Altman and Amodei while promoting Meta’s new AI assistant. Wang later deleted the edited image without giving a reason.

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Apple Developing Screenless Fitness Band like Whoop

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Tech: Apple is reportedly developing a screenless fitness band similar to Whoop, focusing entirely on health and fitness tracking.

The wearable could feature a fabric wristband with a small computer module and sensors to monitor heart rate and other health data.

Unlike the Apple Watch, it may not have a display, apps or notifications, offering a distraction-free experience.

Bloomberg reports that Apple executives are closely interested in the health wearable market. However, the product is still in development and may not launch before 2028.

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Apple is also expanding health-tracking features on the Apple Watch, including advanced heart-rate monitoring and daily readiness metrics.

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