Archive · 29 Nov 2025
Apple's iPhone Fold to launch with crease-free screen
Apple is working on a new type of iPhone called the iPhone Fold.
It's a foldable phone that opens like a book.
The big problem with foldable phones is that they often have a crease where the screen folds, but Apple says they've fixed that.
A company called Foxconn, which makes iPhones, has set up a special factory just for this new phone.
The phone is almost ready for mass production, which means they're making a lot of them soon.
It's expected to cost around $2,400 and will likely come out next year.
Apple is developing a foldable iPhone, the iPhone Fold, with a book-style design.
The iPhone Fold is rumored to have a crease-free screen, solving a common issue with foldable devices.
Foxconn, a major iPhone manufacturer, has established a dedicated production line for the foldable iPhone.
The device has passed the experimental stage and is moving to pre-mass production.
The iPhone Fold is expected to launch next year with a price tag of around $2,400.
- Who
- Apple and Foxconn
- What
- Development of a foldable iPhone
- When
- Next year
- Where
- Cupertino, California (Apple HQ) and China (Foxconn manufacturing)
- Why
- To reinvent the iPhone with a new book-style foldable design
- Device
- iPhone Fold
- Design
- Book-style foldable
- Screen
- Crease-free
- Manufacturer
- Foxconn
- Production Stage
- Pre-mass production
- Expected Launch
- Next year