Foldable iPhone expected next year: All the rumored features so far

Apple is expected to launch a new foldable iPhone next year, based on numerous rumors and reliable sources.

The highly anticipated device has been rumored for years, but signs are increasingly suggesting that 2026 could indeed be the year Apple releases its first foldable device.

According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple's foldable iPhone is similar in style to Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold, which uses a book-style folding mechanism.

Display

When folded, users will interact with a 13-centimeter external screen that is similar to a typical iPhone screen, while unfolding it will reveal a larger 19-centimeter iPad-style screen.

Materials

The foldable iPhone is said to have a titanium chassis, and a combination of materials such as titanium and stainless steel, they write. foreign media.

camera

It is reported that the foldable iPhone is expected to include a dual-lens rear camera, with a front-facing camera.

Face ID

It is believed that the phone will ditch Face ID and instead use a Touch ID side button.

Apple has previously integrated Touch ID into the side button of the iPad, iPad Air, and iPad mini.

Battery life

The phone will reportedly use high-density batteries – the same ones believed to be used in Apple's upcoming ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air.

Price

Multiple reports suggest that the foldable iPhone will cost between $2000 and $2500, which could make it the most expensive iPhone ever.

Launch date

An exact date is not yet known, but mass production is said to be planned for the second half of 2026. /Telegraph/