Apple plans foldable device release by 2027

Apple is reportedly advancing its plans for foldable devices, with a foldable iPhone expected to debut in 2026 and a foldable iPad or MacBook projected for 2027. Recent leaks suggest that the foldable iPhone will feature a design similar to two 6.1-inch screens, folding to a thickness of 9.2 mm when closed and 4.6 mm when opened. The device is anticipated to incorporate a robust build using materials like titanium and carbon fiber, alongside a significant 5,000 mAh battery. Additionally, the camera setup is expected to include two rear lenses and a single front-facing camera. While Apple aims to produce between 8 and 10 million units of the foldable iPhone in its launch year, all information remains speculative until officially confirmed. The company is also rumored to be collaborating with Foxconn for manufacturing and considering designs that mirror competitors like the Galaxy Z Fold.