Apple's first foldable iPhone could come in 2026
Finally, after years of waiting, it seems that iPhone fans are in for a big surprise that they have been waiting for for a long time, and the wait is coming to an end, which is scheduled to be in 2026, according to a new report from Asia Today. The report revealed the date for Apple to launch the first foldable iPhone, which will come similar to the design of the flagship Samsung Galaxy Z Flip.
As for the design of the phone, as expected, the design of the foldable iPhone will be similar to the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6 and not the Fold6. Apple has started the research and development phase this year, indicating that the possible launch is in 2026 according to the development strategy that lasts for about two years. As for the screen, the phone will come with a foldable screen from Samsung Display, which Apple has already agreed with to supply screens for it. The device will have dimensions of length and width similar to the dimensions of current iPhones only, not thickness.
According to previous rumors, it seems that there are changes in the Apple brand strategy in the face of the strong competition it faces in the Chinese smartphone market, which has changed its vision and direction towards making the first foldable device from Apple an iPhone instead of launching a foldable iPad.
Ultimately, if the new Asia Today reports are true, 2026 could see the launch of Apple’s first foldable iPhone, which would be a major turning point in the smartphone world and add a strong competitor to the foldable device market.
However, until Apple makes an official confirmation, we should take this news and expectations with a grain of salt. Similar rumors have been circulating for years without any actual products being launched, and despite the overwhelming enthusiasm for the foldable iPhone, we can only be patient and wait for more official information. We are now closer to the launch of Apple’s first foldable phone than ever before. We hope you find our article useful. Thank you for following us.