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Apple likely to release foldable iPhone

By Staff Writer
Jul 25 2024 6:20AM

As early as 2026.

Apple likely to release foldable iPhone
Apple is likely to introduce its foldable iPhone as early as 2026, the Information reported, that could mark the biggest hardware design revamp for the company's most popular product. The company's plan to release a foldable iPhone could mimic a similar move by Samsung Electronics, which ...

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