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Why Apple’s first foldable may be its most Korea-dependent iPhone yet

koreaherald.com · 5d

Why Apple’s first foldable may be its most Korea-dependent iPhone yet

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Apple spent years waiting for foldable phones to become good enough for an iPhone. When it finally moved, however, it reportedly put the part that makes the phone fold in the hands of a single supplier: Samsung Display. That gives iPhone Duo, unveiled Wednesday at a starting price of $1,999, an unusual supply-chain profile. Apple still sources major components from around the world. But the part most closely tied to its new form factor is also one of the hardest to replace outside Korea. "With t

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