How the foldable iPhone's unusual design could support Face ID

How the foldable iPhone's unusual design could support Face ID

A report from Ming-Chi Kuo said a few weeks ago that Apple's first foldable iPhone will be an iPhone Fold-type device that resembles Samsung's. The handset will be ultra-thin, which is one reason why Apple will have to abandon Face ID and bring back Touch ID. The fingerprint sensor would be embedded in a side button similar to the iPad and other foldable phones from competitors, including Fold and Flip models. I said at the time that the lack of…

Rumors swollen around the apple firm. Indeed, information on a foldable-screen tablet supposedly developed by Apple is circulating more and more. While speculations on an iPhone or iPad with such technology already exist, the novelty lies in an intriguing feature: an iPad foldable with Face ID invisible. Advanced technology for the iPad According to the recent revelations of the Digital Chat Station, this unprecedented foldable iPad might well h…

Could Apple’s Foldable iPhone Reinvent Face ID? - Tech Acrobat

A recent report from Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that Apple’s first folding iPhone would resemble Samsung’s Fold series, which has an Ultra-Thin Design. Apple may need to leave the Face ID in favor of Touch ID for choosing this design, with a fingerprint sensor embedded in the side button, found in the market in iPads and […]

After the iPhone 17 Air, which is due to be released in autumn, Apple probably takes on the next new form factor. An overview of the foldable addictions.

Apple’s 2027 Foldable iPhone Vision Unveiled | The Middle East Observer

In a highly anticipated move, Apple is gearing up to make a remarkable entry into the foldable phone market by 2027, as revealed by renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. While the tech giant has notably held back from this segment, which companies like Samsung have been exploring for over seven years, Kuo’s industry note hints that […]

Apple is set to launch its first foldable iPhone next year, after several years of research and development, Bloomberg reports. Several sources cited by Bloomberg seem convinced that Apple has done enough...