It's not expected to hit stores until late next year, but the very first iPhone with a foldable screen has been the subject of much discussion in recent weeks, lending credibility not only to its existence, but also to its key technical specifications. Here's a rundown of its main expected features, based on rumors that have been circulating for many months, with links to our related news where appropriate.
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• Release planned for September 2026, early 2027 at the latest
• Foldable screen with a diagonal of 7.74" (19.66 cm) for a resolution of approximately 2,713 x 1,920 pixels; 5.5" (13.97 cm) for the external screen
• Samsung Display technology for the screen, rather than that developed by Apple
• Dual 48 MP sensors on the back, camera hidden under the main screen
• No Face ID, but a Touch ID fingerprint sensor
• Battery capacity between 5,000 mAh and 5,500 mAh, although no details have been revealed as to how Apple would achieve this feat, knowing that the size of foldables generally does not allow much space for this component
• Estimated price of $1,999, or €1,730 at the current exchange rate, although Apple's magic conversion will see the device listed in Europe at €1,999