Ars Technica filed Apple's long-rumored foldable as reality with a $2,000 iPhone Duo. [1] This paper already printed Reuters at $1,999. Two thousand is the same sticker in round numbers. A rumor closing is not a carrier drop. Print the price. Do not print in-pocket.

The 18 Pro is not the foldable. October remains the shelf month. Print two products. Leave a named teardown to the edition that owns a named teardown.

Print two grand. Print not shipping today. Wednesday is not a pocket day.

Two thousand remains a sticker, not a carrier drop on this Wednesday technology desk.
A rumor closing is still not October brought forward.
The 18 Pro remains a different SKU.
Wednesday is not a pocket day on this Beijing technology desk.
Two grand is a rumor price until a keynote makes it real; Ars trades in sourced whispers. The 18 Pro sits beside it as the known quantity. Wednesday prices nothing.

Priceless Wednesdays price nothing; Wednesday prices none. Nothing is the update. Keynotes make prices real.

Ars trades in sourced whispers, not a locked sticker. Two thousand dollars is still rumor until the stage. Carriers have not named a week.

Ars took Reuters's $1,999 and rounded it to two thousand, then treated the rumor as dead. Dead rumors still are not handsets. October still owns the shelf. The 18 Pro is the slab beside this fold.
Dead rumors still are not handsets. October still owns the shelf. Carriers have not named a week.

Dead rumors still are not handsets. October still owns the shelf. Carriers have not named a week.

-- DAVID CHEN, Beijing