The highly anticipated foldable iPhone is expected to arrive in 2026, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. To boost the hype, another leaker shared a new photo of the alleged device design.
The photo, shared by leaker Digital Chat Station on the Chinese social network Weibo last Thursday (26), shows that the iPhone design is expected to resemble the Galaxy Z Fold more than the Galaxy Z Flip.
However, the leaker emphasized that Apple’s foldable iPhone is still in the testing phase and its design may change before the official launch.
Regarding the device’s specifications, Kuo revealed that the display will be produced by Samsung’s display division, a collaboration between Apple and its major South Korean rival.
The phone is also expected to feature a titanium body, a 7.58-inch screen, and a dual 48-megapixel camera setup, which makes sense, according to the site 95toMac, as the foldable iPhone is expected to have the same camera system as the iPhone 17 Pro, which is expected to be announced in September.
Scheduled for the second half of 2026, Kuo recently revealed that Foxconn, the company responsible for assembling the foldable iPhone, will start working on the project between the third and fourth quarters of this year.
But it’s worth remembering that, even though the sources are quite reliable, rumors about Apple’s new devices should be treated as such until officially announced by the big tech, considering the company may change many things until then.
Photo and video: Apple Insider / Digital Chat Station. This content was created with AI assistance and reviewed by the editorial team.
