Apple is expected to unveil its first foldable iPhone at its 9 September event. Reports say it may be called the iPhone Ultra and could cost more than $2,000. The device is reportedly expected to feature a 5.5-inch outer display and a screen measuring approximately 7.8 inches when unfolded, along with specifications such as a side button with Touch ID.
Apple is reportedly expected to unveil its first foldable smartphone at its 9 September event. Based on leaked information, the company is said to be preparing to make its first move toward entering the foldable smartphone market, after years of speculation.
The foldable smartphone is reportedly expected to be called the iPhone Ultra, with a price that could exceed $2,000. The outer display is said to measure approximately 5.5 inches, expanding to a screen of approximately 7.8 inches when unfolded. The design is also expected to make the crease at the fold less noticeable.
New products including AirPods, HomePod and Pro models in the iPhone 18 series are also reportedly under consideration for announcement. There is further speculation about a change in CEO, with media reports naming John Ternus (ジョン・ターナス) as a potential successor to Tim Cook (ティム・クック).
At present, the information is largely based on reports released ahead of any official announcement, and specifications and pricing remain at the stage of being reported as leaked information. They may therefore differ from the final announcement.