Google reportedly sees Apple's potential entry into the foldable smartphone market as a net positive for Android manufacturers rather than a purely competitive threat.
A move by Apple into the folding space, referenced as an iPhone Duo, could bring massive mainstream awareness to the form factor. Increased consumer interest and developer focus on flexible, dual-screen app layouts would likely expand the total market, benefiting all hardware vendors investing in the technology.
Android device makers have spent years pioneering and refining foldable devices. Broader consumer validation sparked by an Apple alternative could ultimately drive more buyers toward established Android options offering diverse price points and designs.
Check the original report on Android Central for full details.
