Ben Wood
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341 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 10 Sep
Ben Wood’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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B that as they did with the as Steve Jobs did with the iPhone, the iPhone duo
kind of solidifies the dominant design for the foldable, which is it's not a normal looking phone that opens up when you have two phones stuck together.
It's actually this passport size which tries to find the best of both.
I don't know the answer to that question, but
Apple has a good track record of taking very established, quite mature technology, refining it, doing something with it, and taking it forward.
screen.
I think the um the screen that they have there is very, very effective indeed.
And uh that's screen technology they've used before.
It's called nanotexture glass.
It's on the higher end MacBook Pros, it's on the uh Apple Studio display.
That's right.
Um and it's a kind of matte finish, feels great when you're doing gestures on the screen.
And as you said, in the light it's it's very anti reflective.
So you don't pick up the the crease is there by the way.
You probably ran your finger over it.
You can just about feel it.
And also those creases, again, based on my experiences using foldables, do sometimes become a little bit more accentuated over a period of time, of constant open, shut, open, shut, open, shut.
But again, I think this is a reflection of when Apple have chosen to join the market, which is we have seen, we're on eighth-generation foldables from Samsung.
So they've gone through all the pain of ironing out.
these issues and it was very notable that Apple have used this titanium plate which goes underneath the display which is the same technology that Samsinger were using in the Z Fold 8 and that has been one of the key factors in reducing that crease.
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