A new set of comparative photos offers the clearest look yet at Apple’s upcoming iPhone Fold next to three of its biggest rivals: Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold7, the ultra-experimental Galaxy Z TriFold, and Huawei’s unusually wide Pura X flip-style foldable. Although we’re still months away from Apple’s first foldable launch,
The iPhone Fold has leaked a bunch of times already and today it gets a very detailed video. A new batch of highly detailed renders, courtesy of FrontPageTech’s Jon Prosser paints the clearest picture yet of what Apple’s first folding phone could look like—and maybe more importantly, why Apple seems
The iPhone Fold may just be meant for a 2027 release, but leaks are pouring in already. New images, based on production-line data and refined with AI modeling, offer the most realistic interpretation so far of the device expected to debut alongside the iPhone 18 series. Unlike previous fan concepts,
The first CAD-based renders of the iPhone Fold don’t just confirm that Apple is finally stepping into the foldable space — they reveal a device that seems deliberately engineered to break expectations around what a foldable iPhone should look like. Thise form factor feels different from the Galaxy Z Fold
Apple’s foldable iPhone may be closer than ever, and if the latest reports are accurate, it’s going to look like nothing else in Apple’s current lineup—except maybe two iPhone Airs fused together. In his Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman claims the so-called iPhone Fold will resemble “two titanium iPhone
Apple isn’t usually first to a category — it’s first to polish it. And if the latest reports are anything to go by, the company’s long-rumored foldable iPhone might finally land in 2026, bringing with it two major features that aim to leapfrog every foldable on the market. Unlike the
Apple’s first foldable iPhone is still shrouded in secrecy, but the pricing picture is slowly coming into focus — and it’s shaping up to be Apple’s most expensive iPhone yet. According to a new tip from reliable leaker Instant Digital, the so-called iPhone Fold could land with a launch price
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