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Apple Fold
While Apple throughout the years has been slowly stepping out side of the box with its designs,
Rumor of their newest endeavorer is more like a leap.
According to MacRumors Juli Clover, we may actually see the first foldable iPhone come to life as soon as 2022 and that evidence for this new and possibly upcoming design can be traced back as far as 2016.
While apple makes no secret of looking into the folding phone design, all efforts are very much at there beginning stages and while a 2022 release of a foldable iPhone sounds nice, it might be a bit to soon to get our hopes up implies Mike Peterson from AppleInsider referring to a January 15th 2021 Bloomberg report stating “Apple doesn’t even have a full handset prototype yet”.
Having a foldable iPhone would truly be a groundbreaking moment in Apple history a company known for keeping things familiar while adding a new subtle flair of brilliance, but will it come to be? only time will tell.
Electric Car competition?
There seems to be more competition arising in the electric car industry.
NIO an electric car / lifestyle brand company founded by William Li is making waves
With 7% of the electric car market and a new autonomous driving system that is claimed too rival teslas, NIO could be a force to be reckoned with.
NIO electric car owners have access to a privet social network via app, they also have access to privet social spaces which really changes the game when it comes to car company offering bundles.
In addition to unconventional offerings they also offer specialized, personal maintenance. According to Nio’s website if your repair will take over 24 hours a courtesy vehicle is provided until repairs are complete, this also includes a pickup and drop off service. While Americas Tesla is all incapsulating and certainly a life long pick for some electric car users, NIO might be something to pay attention to especially with the new release of there newest vehicle the ET7 set for 2022 according to CNBC’s Evelyn Cheng.