bigger. say oh, look, camera lenses bi cer. , say oh, look, camera lenses biner. , ., . ., bigger. his innovation in the form factor bigger. his innovation in the form factor but bigger. his innovation in the form factor but also - bigger. his innovation in the i form factor but also innovation in the connectivity and content. we have seen the content. we have seen the content ecosystem basically developed over the last years as well, so i think with every touch point but the phone essentially enables, you also find subsequent innovation come from that. , , from that. 0k, yes, innovation s - from that. 0k, yes, i innovation s involving from that. 0k, yes, - innovation s involving phone but not the phone itself. look, it s no one s fault but the next device has not advised arrived yet and it is all a bit the same so maybe it s not worth coming to mwc again. nothing really special on show. it s notjust shiny nothing really special on show. it s not just shiny things, there s a big
as well, so i think with every touch point that the that the phone essentially enables, you ll also find subsequent innovation come from that. 0k, yes, innovations involving phones, but not the phone itself. look, it s no one s fault, but the next killer device just has not arrived yet and so, it s all a bit samey. so maybe it s not worth coming to mwc again. there s nothing really special out on show. it s not just about the glitzy phone launches, is it? it s not just shiny things. there s a big mobile ecosystem and loads happening. i get that, but people care about the big phone launches. you don t get that, though, do you? what they may upgrade to next that s what matters here to people. is that what matters?! of course it is! there s loads going on! you know, there s loads kind of innovation, small players, big players. i ll show you something so intense. cheer up! so, what are these companies working on in 2022? 5g bartenders, robot dogs, vr roller coasters and, you guessed it
and say, oh, look that camera lens is bigger. there s innovation in the form factor, but there s all in also innovation in the connectivity and the content. we ve seen the content ecosystem basically develop over the last years as well, so i think with every touch point that the that the phone essentially enables, you ll also find subsequent innovation come from that. 0k, yes, innovations involving phones, but not the phone itself. look, it s no one s fault, but the next killer device just hasn t arrived yet, and so, it s all a bit samey. so, maybe it s not worth coming to mwc again. there s nothing really special out on show. it s not just about the glitzy phone launches, is it? it s not just shiny things. there s a big mobile ecosystem and loads happening. i get that, but people care about the big phone launches. you don t get that, though, do you? what they may upgrade to next
Apple Inc. has begun early work on an iPhone with a foldable screen, a potential rival to similar devices from Samsung Electronics Co. and others, though it’s planning only minor changes for this year’s iPhone line. The Cupertino, California-based company has developed prototype foldable screens for internal testing, but hasn’t solidified plans to actually launch a foldable iPhone. The development work hasn’t expanded beyond a display, meaning Apple doesn’t yet have full handset prototypes in its labs, according to a person familiar with the work, who asked not to be identified discussing private matters. Like Samsung’s Galaxy Fold, the Motorola Razr reboot and other offerings from Chinese companies including Huawei Technologies Co., a foldable iPhone would let Apple make a device with a larger screen in a more pocketable package. Apple has internally discussed a number of foldable screen sizes, including one that unfolds to a similar size as the 6.7-inch display on t
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