Apple's iPhone Ultra needs to do more than flash its logo to beat Samsung and Google
Apple's anticipated iPhone Ultra foldable phone faces significant competitive pressure from Samsung and Google, requiring more than brand recognition to justify its $2,000+ price point—particularly in software innovation and optimized user experience for the expanded display. The success of this device will depend critically on custom iOS features, proper app scaling, and a thoughtful multi-app workflow experience, areas where no manufacturer has yet achieved market leadership. IT leaders should monitor this product category as foldable devices may eventually reshape enterprise mobility strategies and BYOD policies.

I’d be shocked if we didn’t get a foldable iPhone from Apple later this year. Rumors for the iPhone Ultra have ramped up, and we’re seeing a clearer picture of what Apple has in mind.