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- A new rumor says Apple will release its first foldable iPhone in 2023.
- The handset will reportedly feature a 7.3-inch to 7.6-inch OLED display and Apple Pencil support.
- Recent reports said that Apple is testing several foldable iPhone concepts, indicating that a launch could still be several years away.
Samsung is at the forefront of foldable phone development right now, with Huawei and Motorola trailing behind. But everyone in the industry is working on similar devices. While several Chinese handset makers have already shown foldable phone concepts without actually launching any of them commercially, others are more secretive about their foldable plans. Apple is perhaps the most secretive of them all, as the company never announces any new products until they’re ready for mass-consumption. Well, unless you count AirPower, which remains vaporware to this day.
Apple is supposedly working on its own foldable iPhone, according to several leaks as well as patent discoveries detailing tech innovations that might be used on such devices. Apple isn’t close to releasing a foldable iPhone though, as has been noted in several leaks over the past few weeks. Now, a new report claims the first foldable iPhone won't launch until 2023, when it will debut with a flexible OLED screen and Apple Pencil support.
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