New leaks have offered the most concrete glimpse yet of Apple’s first foldable iPhone, informally known as the iPhone Fold. These design clues come from CAD renderings and schematic drawings that have circulated online and on platforms like Weibo, showing how the device could differ from existing foldable phones on the market.

Rumoured news of the iPhone Fold has been around for a long time. Today, new leaks suggest that Apple will include the largest battery it has ever put in an iPhone. According to industry whispers on Chinese social media, this move would push Apple into a new class of smartphone endurance, surpassing the capacities found in its current flagship models.

Apple’s long-rumoured foldable iPhone, often referred to as the iPhone Fold, has taken a major step in development. On 25 November 2025, reports stated that around 100 units were produced after a breakthrough that removes the screen crease usually seen on folding phones.

According to industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple’s first foldable iPhone — expected to debut in 2026 or early 2027 — could end up costing substantially less to manufacture than previously estimated. The savings come from one of the most mechanically complex parts of the device: its folding hinge.

According to 9to5Mac, Apple’s long-rumoured foldable iPhone could arrive with a premium price tag as part of the iPhone 18 lineup. Reports suggest that the device may feature a unique frame made from a combination of titanium and aluminium, offering both strength and lightweight durability.

We have been talking a lot about Apple’s rumoured foldable iPhone. As it is inching ever closer to reality, today’s leaks offer revealing insights into its battery size, possible pricing, and what might make it stand out.

Apple is reportedly developing a foldable iPhone that may launch in 2026, featuring a crease-free display and an estimated starting price of around RM8200 (USD1800).

Rumours of the Apple foldable iPhone have been everywhere for a long time. But today, renowned Apple analyst Ming‑Chi Kuo has revealed insights into Apple’s much-anticipated first foldable iPhone, outlining projected pricing, hardware specs, and launch timelines.

The Apple Watch was launched 10 years ago, and since then, it has only been compatible with an iPhone. Apple has received many requests to provide official support for Android, but to this day, it has not been heeded. This 10-year wait ends this year when the Vivo X Fold5 is launched.

While the Android phone brands are quite ahead with their foldable devices, Apple has yet to enter the game in this aspect. However, that could change as a new patent has been discovered, showcasing an Apple Watch with a foldable dual-screen display.