Recent reports reveal emerging details about Apple’s forthcoming foldable iPhone, including the use of liquid metal hinges for durability and design improvements that enhance battery efficiency despite a thinner casing.
The iPhone Fold is predicted for a 2026 launch, with Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman expecting the foldable device to arrive next year. Rumors persist as AppleInsider even shared a speculative render of its design.
Apple may use liquid metal hinges produced by die casting in its foldable iPhone to boost durability, improve screen flatness, and reduce crease formation, according to rumors backed by Ming-Chi Kuo’s supply chain contacts.
Apple will use liquid metal hinges to boost durability and reduce creases in its foldable iPhone, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. The book-style device, featuring dual displays, could begin production in Q4 2026 and launch in late 2026 or early 2027.
Apple is refining its foldable iPhone for enhanced power efficiency and slimmer components. It will feature a 7.8‑inch main display in a book-style design, two rear cameras, integrated Touch ID, a high-density battery, and a titanium chassis, with production possibly starting in late 2026.
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