Fresh details about Apple’s foldable iPhone model have emerged. Unlike a "Flip" style, the foldable iPhone may feature a design similar to the Galaxy Fold. Here’s the scoop...

Foldable phones have been around for quite a while, but Apple has yet to enter the competition. As such, there has been much speculation about when Apple’s foldable iPhone will launch. Until now, only speculative features were shared. However, screen analyst Ross Young has disclosed some surprising insights regarding its design.

Foldable iPhone Will Be "Fold," Not "Flip

As some might recall, earlier reports suggested a delayed timeline for Apple’s foldable products. It was said that Apple planned to release a foldable iPad by late 2025 and a Flip-style iPhone by 2027. But Apple’s plans may take a different turn.

Screen analyst Ross Young hinted that the first foldable iPhone might resemble the Galaxy Z Fold, featuring a larger, book-like form factor. The reasons for this shift remain undisclosed, but current trends indicate that consumers are leaning toward larger foldable devices. This suggests Apple might aim for a more premium "Fold" design.

What’s certain is that Apple’s timing in entering the foldable market is crucial. While sales have steadily grown in recent years, there was a slight dip in 2023 and 2024. Analysts predict that Apple’s entry could drive 30% market growth, potentially bringing a fresh wave of innovation and new users.