Apple is expected to launch its first foldable smartphone, likely called the iPhone Ultra, in September 2026.
Leaked dummy models and reports indicate a passport-style, book-like foldable design with a 7.8-inch internal display and premium pricing starting around $1,999.
This marks Apple's entry into the foldable market, potentially reshaping the segment as competitors like Samsung and Motorola already offer similar devices.
Without a telephoto lens or Face ID, is Apple's $2,000 foldable worth its premium price tag?
How will Apple's rumored 'crease-free' display technology impact the entire foldable market?
Can the iPhone Ultra really capture nearly half of the US market from established rivals?
Will iOS 27's multitasking features finally make foldable phones a must-have productivity tool?
Can Apple solve its critical production hurdles, or is a delay into 2027 inevitable?
Is the unique 'passport-style' design a brilliant ergonomic choice or a potential usability flaw?