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Apple’s ‘iPad Fold’ Won’t Be Launching Any Time Soon, per New Report

  • Apple has paused development of the foldable iPad indefinitely due to unresolved challenges and is focusing on the foldable iPhone launch set for 2026.
  • The pause results from high production costs, design difficulties, and uncertain consumer demand, especially for an expensive device possibly priced over $2,000.
  • While Apple refines patents on flexible displays and rolling screen technology, the foldable iPhone has reached prototype stages and is expected to lead foldable device releases.
  • Analysts predict the foldable iPhone will release in the second half of 2026 with production continuing through EVT phases, while the foldable iPad may not debut until 2028 or later.
  • Apple’s decision suggests cautious market entry focusing first on foldable phones, with the iPad Fold’s future hinged on cost, demand, and manufacturing advances.
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MacRumors broke the news in United States on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
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