Rumors that Apple is working on a foldable iPhone have been around for a long time. Over the last few months, more and more details have become known. Now a well-known analyst has commented on the matter.
Rumors that Apple is developing a foldable iPhone are nothing new. The whole thing was confirmed by registered patents, which became public over time. Now, well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has commented on the matter. Kuo today published a comprehensive research note regarding future iPhone devices. He also commented on this year's lineup. However, the analyst also shared interesting details about the foldable iPhone. According to current information, Apple could unveil such a device in late 2023. This will primarily depend on whether Apple will be able to resolve "key technology and mass production issues" by then.
Foldable iPhone: OLED display and Apple Pencil support
In addition, the development status is still in the research phase. Accordingly, the Pursue even more time. It was recently claimed that Apple is currently researching the folding mechanism. Previous prototypes are also not able to run iOS. Accordingly, the focus is currently on the hardware mechanics. If Apple succeeds in implementing it, the foldable smartphone could have a 7.5 to 8 inch display, explains Kuo. A previous report claimed something similar. In addition, the display is said to use OLED technology and support the Apple Pencil. The display panel could be supplied by either Samsung or LG Displays. If you believe the individual observers, Apple seems to be seriously interested in presenting a foldable iPhone. (Photo by artmagination / Bigstockphoto)
