Will the iPhone Ultra really be 'Ultra'? 5 features the foldable could surprisingly ditch, from Face ID to MagSafe
THE SO WHAT
If Apple’s first foldable ships without staples like Face ID or MagSafe, it’s a signal they’ll trade feature parity for form-factor experimentation. Accessory makers and app teams should treat the first Ultra as a testbed — design for variability and don’t assume the usual iPhone hardware baseline.
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