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Here it is: Apple's foldable iPhone, but how innovative is this device?

Here it is: Apple's foldable iPhone, but how innovative is this device?

Apple has launched a new foldable iPhone that functions like a small computer. While the device aims to attract gadget enthusiasts, its high price tag raises questions about whether it truly restores the company's reputation for innovation.

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Apple to launch foldable phone that will be too expensive for most people

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ASML pumps another 400 million euros into European AI hopes

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