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GadgetsOctober 27, 2026, 09:31

Fine M-Tec rejects component blame for foldable iPhone display damage

Supplier Fine M-Tec denied that its components caused reported display damage in Apple's first foldable iPhone, saying the issue involves multiple parts and precision mechanisms. The company kept a positive outlook for the foldable market.

Fine M-Tec rejects component blame for foldable iPhone display damage
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