Apple is set to launch its first foldable iPhone next year with the iPhone 18 series. This device will come with flexible screen technology and will feature a design resembling two iPhone Airs. It will include four cameras, e-SIM support, and a Touch ID feature. In India, the price is estimated to be approximately 1.75 lakh rupees.
Apple Foldable iPhone: Apple is set to introduce its first foldable iPhone next year with the iPhone 18 series. This new smartphone will come with flexible screen technology, and its design will resemble two iPhone Airs placed together. Users will be able to use both screens simultaneously. The device will include four cameras, e-SIM support, and a Touch ID feature. According to initial estimates, its price in India could start from approximately 1.75 lakh rupees, although Apple has not yet officially confirmed this.
Design and Durability
According to Bloomberg's tech analyst Mark Gurman, the foldable iPhone will come with an ultra-thin titanium chassis. The iPhone Air, launched on September 9, has a thickness of 5.6mm, and Apple is using this model for testing to make the necessary changes to the foldable iPhone. Gurman states that this device will not only be stunning in appearance but also b and durable.
Mass Production Plan
Apple has started preparations for the production of the foldable iPhone. Initial test production will be conducted in Taiwan, and after the process is complete, its mass production will begin in India. Reports also suggest that in the future, production of this device might also take place in China.
Camera and Features
The foldable iPhone will have a total of four cameras, including two on the rear and one each on the inner and cover screens. This phone will only support e-SIM, and there will be no physical SIM slot. Touch ID will be provided instead of Face ID, and when folded, its thickness could be approximately 9-9.5mm. According to initial estimates, its price in India could start from approximately 1.75 lakh rupees, although Apple has not officially confirmed it.
