The CEO of Honor called Apple’s iPhone 15 series disappointing
Apple is often regarded as the leader of the mobile market, but that position is eroding – or so it seems from Honor’s CEO. “George Zhao” announced shortly after the introduction of the iPhone 15 series that these phones were disappointing and the relative improvement of processing power and camera is not enough.
George Zhao, Honor CEO, Dr an interview Criticizing Apple and the iPhone 15 series, he said: “When everyone is expecting this product before the unveiling, we feel a little disappointed.” Of course, he admits that despite the lack of innovation in the new family of Apple flagship phones, this series will still experience good sales.
The CEO of Honor does not consider the changes implemented in Apple’s iPhone 15 series to be innovative
Honor apparently does not consider the release of the USB-C port and the periscope camera lens in the iPhone 15 series to be a big and surprising change. But Zhao says that the form factor or the design of the phone is the most important problem that Apple phones suffer from.
He is referring to the foldable phones that the companies producing Android products have released different versions of in the last few years. This issue includes Honor itself, which unveiled the concept product Honor V Purse some time ago at the IFA 2023 exhibition, and this device will now be released in the Chinese market from tomorrow. Honor V Purse has taken innovation in the field of folding products to a new level and presented a device that can be used as a handbag.
Apple has long been rumored to be working on prototypes of a foldable phone, but no device from the company has yet reached the final stages of design. Considering that the Cupertinos are currently focusing on the Vision Pro headset, it does not seem that we will see a foldable phone from this company anytime soon.
Honor is not the only company that flaunts its foldable phones against Apple. Samsung also sees its folding products as more innovative than those of its long-time rivals and is trying to persuade consumers to use these devices.