US EditionLeak Reveals Foldable iPhone Details
Apple’s first foldable iPhone features a 7.58-inch internal display, side Touch ID, and a crease-resistant hinge prioritizing extreme thinness, the Weibo leaker said.
- Next year, Weibo leaker Digital Chat Station shared details of Apple's first wide foldable, featuring a 5.25-inch external display with a HIAA punch-hole camera.
- Apple is prioritizing thinness, choosing to omit 3D Face ID and the ultrasonic sensor while adopting a side-mounted Touch ID, the leaker said.
- The engineering prototype includes a 7.58-inch internal display with UPC and a dual 48-megapixel rear camera system described as having a `large base`.
- Apple engineered the hinge to be `very strong` for durability and crease reduction, but it is unclear what will happen to the Dynamic Island across the foldable's displays.
- Next year, the leaker says the foldable smartphone segment will be `reinvigorated` and Samsung is evaluating a new wide-format foldable, highlighting competition.
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The Economic TimesApple foldable iPhone leak reveals Touch ID, a creaseless display and hinge details
Apple's foldable iPhone is expected by fall 2026. Leaks suggest a thin, durable design with a side fingerprint sensor. This device aims to solve display crease issues. Apple's entry could significantly boost the foldable phone market. Analysts predict it will be a premium device, potentially priced around $2,000.
This time, some information about Apple's first foldable display phone has been posted on the Chinese social media site Weibo.
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