Apple is making significant headway on its long-rumored foldable iPhone, with a new report suggesting the company has achieved a major

Apple Silicon: The company’s chips are high-performing, battery-sipping, low heat powerhouses capable of being squeezed into smaller devices such as iPhone 16e, or being maxxed out for larger systems, such as the M4 series chips in desktop Macs.

If you’re planning on getting an iPhone this year, at this point we’d suggest you hold off until 2026. Apple will refresh its iPhone lineup later this year with the iPhone 17 models. However, 2026 is probably a bigger year for the Cupertino company.

Another week, another alleged leak regarding Apple's fabled foldable iPhone. We've been hearing rumors about an iPhone that folds in half

The long-rumored flexible iPhone has taken on many shapes in the snippets of information that have emerged over the last couple of years. From a foldable iPad to a flip phone shape similar to Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip line. But the latest leak, from Digital Chat Station (via Android Authority ), suggests that Apple is working on a book-shaped device.

Apple's first foldable iPhone may go into production later this year, while its commercial release may happen in 2026.

A new supply chain report claims that Apple has at least significantly improved the crease problem that plagues folding displays, ahead of its expected iPhone Fold release.

Apple is reportedly planning to launch a new set of iPhones this year and next. A foldable iPhone is rumored for 2026, and the business is anticipated to unveil the iPhone 17 series and a new iPhone 17 Air variant in September.

The company reportedly hasn’t been impressed with the quality of Android models to date, with one issue in particular most bothering the iPhone maker … One of the biggest complaints about folding phones in general has been a very visible crease in the center of the display when it’s unfolded.