@seanallen_dev: I think so too. Get those apps ready! If you’re not already fully supporting iPad (and I mean FULLY supporting) you’re …
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A developer responds to Mark Gurman's prediction that foldable phones will outsell regular iPhones within a decade, urging developers to fully support iPad apps.
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I think so too. Get those apps ready! If you’re not already fully supporting iPad (and I mean FULLY supporting) you’re gonna have a lot of work to do.
AppleTrack (@appltrack): Mark Gurman says the iPhone Duo will one day out sell the regular iPhone.
“My prediction is that, within a decade, foldables will make up the majority of new phone sales.”
Do you agree with this?
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