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What podcasts say about iPhone

Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.

What experts have said about iPhone

13 statements · 6 positive · 4 negative · 2 mixed · 1 neutral

  1. John CooganPositiveSep 15, 2026· TBPN

    Apple’s foldable iPhone is genuinely novel compared with prior iPhone presentations.

    “It hits completely different because there is actually something novel about it.”

    Listen at 30:37

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  2. Scott GallowayPositiveSep 14, 2026· Prof G Markets

    Apple will sell more foldable phones in 60 days than the market sold in seven years.

    “I think Apple is going to come in. And sell more foldable phones in the first 60 days that have been sold in the last seven years across the entire market.”

    Listen at 1:01:32

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  3. Scott GallowayPositiveSep 14, 2026· Prof G Markets

    Apple’s foldable iPhone could become a successful product.

    “I think this could be a hit for them.”

    Listen at 1:02:19

    Open the episode · The Rate Hikes Are Coming
  4. Apple’s foldable iPhone is unlikely to be a game-changing product launch.

    “I'm not sure this is the, uh, this is the game-changing product launch Apple hoped it would be.”

    Listen at 7:23

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  5. Apple’s foldable phone will succeed but will not transform consumer behavior like the iPhone.

    “I think it'll be an Apple success, but I don't think it's going to be another iPhone moment where it just changes the way everyone does everything.”

    Listen at 14:49

    Open the episode · Apple Folds & Meta Muses
  6. Apple’s foldable phone will remain a niche product.

    “I think it's kind of still a niche product”

    Listen at 14:58

    Open the episode · Apple Folds & Meta Muses
  7. Apple will earn strong margins on its foldable phone.

    “And they're going to get great margin on this product.”

    Listen at 16:47

    Open the episode · Apple Folds & Meta Muses
  8. The iPhone Air has poor camera quality and battery life.

    “I like it to a certain extent, but the camera sucks, um, and the battery life is terrible.”

    Listen at 23:40

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  9. Tim StenovecNeutralSep 10, 2026· Stock Movers

    Apple's foldable iPhone has a $2,000 starting price

    “$2,000 is that starting price.”

    Listen at 4:11

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  10. Jordi HaysPositiveSep 10, 2026· TBPN

    Consumers will still like Apple’s foldable iPhone despite display tradeoffs.

    “I think people will still like it.”

    Listen at 16:41

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  11. John CooganMixedSep 10, 2026· TBPN

    Apple made a strong foldable phone but has not explained its product rationale.

    “Apple seems to have made a pretty great version of a foldable phone without saying why foldable phones. deserve to exist”

    Listen at 18:35

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  12. It is very unlikely that consumers will abandon iPhones for OpenAI devices within five years.

    “if I was a betting man, do I think that none of us are using iPhones in five years? We're using an open AI device. Very unlikely, right?”

    Listen at 33:03

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  13. The iPhone unintentionally enabled the rise of social media and associated harms.

    “the iPhone wasn't set out to be that, you know, there's unintended consequences and the unintended consequence was social, social media happened”

    Listen at 1:29:54

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