Apple Could Be Working on Multiple Foldable Phones, Report Predicts
Tech > Mobile > Phones > Foldable Phones Apple Could Be Working on Multiple Foldable Phones, Report Predicts Apple just opened the door to foldable iPhones, and the Duo may not be alone for long. Ty Pendlebury Editor Senior editor Ty Pendlebury has been reviewing TVs and home entertainment for CNET since 2006. He has a cat named after one of the best TVs ever made.
- ▪Tech > Mobile > Phones > Foldable Phones Apple Could Be Working on Multiple Foldable Phones, Report Predicts Apple just opened the door to foldable iPhones, and the Duo may not be alone for long.
- ▪Ty Pendlebury Editor Senior editor Ty Pendlebury has been reviewing TVs and home entertainment for CNET since 2006.
- ▪He has a cat named after one of the best TVs ever made.
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Tech > Mobile > Phones > Foldable Phones Apple Could Be Working on Multiple Foldable Phones, Report Predicts Apple just opened the door to foldable iPhones, and the Duo may not be alone for long. Ty Pendlebury Editor Senior editor Ty Pendlebury has been reviewing TVs and home entertainment for CNET since 2006. He has a cat named after one of the best TVs ever made. Ty Pendlebury Editor Read full bio September 14, 2026, 6:32 pm ET 1 min read The foldable iPhone Duo could eventually acquire siblings. Abrar Al-Heeti/CNET Apple could be planning a family of foldable phones in the next few years, building on its newly announced iPhone Duo, according to one tipster. Trusted Apple leaker Mark Gurman of Bloomberg predicts that Apple will eventually sell more than the basic foldable iPhone Duo.
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