Reuters filed a foldable iPhone pricier than 18 Pro at Ternus's first event. [1] This paper has been printing 18 Pro as not the foldable. Thursday still has two products. A slab is not a fold. Print two names. Do not merge them.
Hands-on copy that nails a crease is still Duo, not 18 Pro. October remains the shelf month for the foldable. Leave a named single-SKU merge to the edition that owns a named merge.
Print two products. Two products remain two products on this Thursday technology desk.
A slab is still not a fold, and a crease boast is still Duo's sentence.
No Thursday single-SKU merge is in the Apple stack.
Thursday is not a single phone on this Beijing technology desk.
Reuters already named two products.
A slab and a fold walk into September as separate products. Conflating them serves neither review. Thursday keeps the SKUs apart.
Apart SKUs stay apart; Thursday keeps them so. Two products, two months. Merging stays off the page.
Merging stays off the page; Thursday keeps a slab and a fold as two SKUs. September shelves hold the 18 Pro. Duo waits on October.
Apple already showed a fold priced above the 18 Pro. A slab and a fold still need two names. Crease boasts belong to Duo, not the slab. October remains the foldable's month, and this page will not merge SKUs.
Duo waits on October. This page will not merge SKUs. The slab is not the fold.
Duo waits on October. This page will not merge SKUs. The slab is not the fold.
-- DAVID CHEN, Beijing