Everything we expect at Apples September iPhone launch event
THE SO WHAT
A foldable iPhone Ultra and new Pro line would be less about form factor novelty and more about resetting the high-end ASP ceiling. If you build consumer software or accessories, assume Apple will use this cycle to justify more AI-heavy, sensor-rich experiences—and price accordingly.
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