Apple Foldable iPhone Nears Launch Amid Design Leaks and Supply Chain Challenges

18 articles · Updated · Wccftech · Apr 10

Apple's first foldable iPhone, possibly named 'iPhone Ultra', is nearing launch as new dummy models and leaks reveal its compact design.
The device is expected to feature a 5.5-inch outer and 7.8-inch inner display, dual cameras, Touch ID, and a price above $2,000.
Production challenges may limit initial supply or cause delays, but Apple has increased display inventory, anticipating a surge in foldable smartphone sales.

Can Apple's projected 3 million initial units meet the anticipated high demand for its foldable?

Is "iPhone Ultra" a premature moniker for a first-generation foldable, prone to initial quirks?

Will Apple's "Ultra" foldable truly revolutionize multitasking, or just offer a bigger screen?

How will the omission of MagSafe or a telephoto lens justify the "iPhone Ultra" price?

What makes Apple's 4.5mm thin design inherently superior to current foldable competitors?

What is the long-term environmental impact of producing such a specialized and premium foldable?