iPhone Fold: Everything we know about Apple’s Ultra foldable
Apple is set to launch its first foldable device, rumored to be called the iPhone Fold or iPhone Ultra, later this year. The device is expected to feature significant engineering advancements and a near-invisible crease design. Anticipation is high as Apple aims to deliver a top-tier implementation of foldable technology.
- ▪The iPhone Fold is expected to be released in September 2026, with availability possibly extending to October-December 2026.
- ▪It will feature a book-style fold design, similar to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold, with a starting price between $1,999 and $2,500.
- ▪Apple is reportedly facing challenges in improving manufacturing yields related to Surface Mount Technology during the pre-assembly process.
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Apple WWDC This story is part of our complete Apple WWDC coverage Updated less than 5 minutes ago Apple takes its sweet time in adopting a new trend or technology, but when it does, it comes up with one of the best implementations ever. That’s exactly what everyone is expecting from the company’s first foldable. Call it the iPhone Fold or the iPhone Ultra, the Cupertino giant has more riding on this launch than perhaps any product launched in the last few years, and it could break cover later this year. The rumors have been building for months, but at this point, we have a clearer picture than ever, both of the engineering advancements Apple is pushing hard for, and the trade-offs it may have to accept along the way.
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