Wozniak worried Apple is falling behind on folding smartphones
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak doesn’t want to wait for a folding iPhone.
"Apple has been a leader for a significant long time in a few areas, for example, contact ID, facial ID, and easy payment with the phone," Wozniak said in a Bloomberg TV meet. "They're not the leader in areas like the folding phone, and that worries me because I really want a folding phone."
Wozinak was referring to folding phones that competitors Huawei Technologies Co. & Samsung Electronics Co. recently introduced. Apple's rivals have taken on its high-value methodology as their own, pricing their folding phones at $1,980 and about $2,600, respectively. Apple recently reported that iPhone income declined 15 percent in the monetary first quarter from a year earlier.
Wozniak is optimistic about Apple's future, with the organization branching out in a scope of projects outside of its core iPhones market. However, he lean towards "my Roku" to Apple TV.
"They just got so effective on the iPhone and that was their entire business for a long time," he said. "Now they’re branching out so a great deal of their organizations have been very good."
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