Apple reportedly tested a shorter Apple Pencil for its upcoming foldable iPhone, internally called as “iPhone Ultra.”

Apple reportedly tested a shorter Apple Pencil for its upcoming foldable iPhone, internally called as “iPhone Ultra.” ✏️📱 But the Pencil created a major problem: it could prevent the phone from folding completely flat and potentially damage the delicate inner display. Apple ultimately shelved the idea. So, for now, the foldable iPhone will launch without Apple Pencil support. 👀 Interestingly, this comes despite the larger screen potentially making a stylus more useful. Apple has historically avoided bringing stylus support to the iPhone, with Steve Jobs famously dismissing the idea: “Who wants a stylus? Yuck!” 👀😅 So even with a foldable iPhone, Apple appears to be sticking with finger touch for now. Via: Bloomberg 🔵 @techroma Apple reportedly tested a shorter Apple Pencil for its upcoming foldable iPhone, internally called as “iPhone Ultra.” ✏️📱 But the Pencil created a major problem: it could prevent the phone from folding completely flat and potentially damage the delicate inner display. Apple ultimately shelved the idea. So, for now, the foldable iPhone will launch without Apple Pencil support. 👀 Interestingly, this comes despite the larger screen potentially making a stylus more useful. Apple has historically avoided bringing stylus support to the iPhone, with Steve Jobs famously dismissing the idea: “Who wants a stylus? Yuck!” 👀😅 So even with a foldable iPhone, Apple appears to be sticking with finger touch for now. Via: Bloomberg 🔵 @techroma