The Verge Discusses Potential Impact of Foldable Phones on Concerts
The Vergecast podcast tackles the potential downsides of foldable phones, specifically how a larger unfolded screen could worsen the concert viewing experience.

The Vergecast podcast this week debated the potential negative impact of foldable smartphones on live event experiences, particularly concerts.
Hosts discussed how a larger, unfolded screen on a device like a hypothetical "iPhone Fold" could exacerbate the issue of attendees blocking others' views while recording or streaming performances. This comes as the tech industry continues to explore the foldable form factor.
The podcast also touched upon recent Apple announcements, including updates to the Mac Mini and Mac Studio, alongside new M6 and M5 Ultra chips. While Apple emphasizes AI capabilities, The Verge expressed skepticism regarding the immediate practical benefits beyond marketing.
Further discussion centered on an upcoming Apple event and speculation about future iPhone models, including the possibility of Apple entering the foldable phone market, questioning the readiness of the technology for Apple's standards.