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Apple likely to name first foldable iPhone \'iPhone Ultra\', rumours say

Apple may launch its first foldable iPhone this autumn and call it the iPhone Ultra, an IT outlet reported. The device is expected to be Apple’s most expensive iPhone and use a book-style inward fold with a wider internal screen. Rumours include a crease-free inner panel, two rear cameras without a telephoto lens, and two front cameras. It may run iOS 27 with enhanced multitasking and use an A20 Pro chip, C2 modem and Touch ID.

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Can Apple\'s MacBook Neo handle work tasks? Documents, collaboration and Photoshop run smoothly

A hands-on review says Apple’s entry-level MacBook Neo, launched in March, delivers enough performance for everyday tasks such as writing documents, web-based collaboration and light image editing. The laptop uses an A18 Pro CPU used in the iPhone 16 Pro and is priced below $600, or 990,000 won in South Korea. Testing focused on typical workflows rather than pro video production. Reviewers cited missing keyboard backlighting, a different trackpad feel, USB-C charging and battery drain as drawbacks.

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Windows laptop makers struggle to respond to Apple\'s MacBook Neo

Apple\'s $599 MacBook Neo is showing a strong presence in the budget laptop market, Digital Today reported. The Verge said it analysed the model’s performance and market reaction on a podcast after testing a unit bought by Nilay Patel (닐라이 파텔) and David Pierce (데이비드 피어스). The 13-inch laptop comes in four colours and starts with 256GB storage. It uses the A18 Pro chip and was said to deliver solid everyday performance.