Apple’s new foldable iPhone is the focus of attention in New York City, with Fortune Tech’s Andrew Nusca comparing its design to the Motorola Razr V3. Nusca says the device appears too large for someone who prefers carrying a phone in a front jeans pocket. When closed, it is about three-quarters of an inch taller and more than an inch wider than the phone described as the reigning handset of the mid-aughts. The standard-size iPhone remains Apple’s most popular format, but higher-margin Plus and Max models account for 2 in 5 iPhones the company sells, reflecting demand for larger screens and easier typing and portability in a bag.