Developers Showcase Creative Apps Taking Advantage of Apple's First Foldable iPhone

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Developers are building inventive applications to make use of Apple's first foldable iPhone. The examples range from retro cassette player and virtual notebook apps to flight trackers and even a digital toaster. The projects highlight the new device's potential for unconventional uses. The article presents these apps as early demonstrations of what the foldable format can enable.

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