The folding iPhone is that most mythical of beasts: while the company doesn’t talk about there ever being an iPhone 17, it’s quietly assumed there will be. But an iPhone that folds in half is ...

News about perhaps a more significant new iPhone has now been leaked. The company is close to selecting a key supplier for its next-generation foldable display technology, according to a source ...

At this point, foldable iPhone rumors fall broadly into ... it’s described as having rounded edges like the iPhone 11, unlike the squared-off edges on the iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 ranges.

there is no sign of a foldable iPhone coming in the immediate future. Apple's first foldable isn't expected to be an iPhone, in fact, and we'll likely see a foldable iPad-like device first.

That would dwarf any foldable phone on the market right now ... Prosser says this device retains the iPhone 11's rounded appearance — remember, the iPhone 12 re-introduced flat edges to ...

A report back in July, as covered by The Verge and first reported by The Information, suggests Apple has gone all-in on a clamshell-style foldable iPhone and moved it beyond the concept stage to ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. A new report from the Korean blog Yeux1122 adds some new fuel to rumors surrounding a ...

TL;DR: Apple is reportedly switching its display supplier for the rumored foldable iPhone to ensure the device meets its specific requirements. A foldable Apple product only seems inevitable at ...

Apple is reportedly working on two foldable products, a clamshell foldable iPhone and a giant 20-inch foldable iPad, but the foldable iPhone is on track to debut first. Apple’s first foldable ...

Update: While a computer translation of Kuo's Chinese blog post said a foldable iPhone would be entering mass production in the second half ...

TL;DR: Apple is reportedly switching its display supplier for the rumored foldable iPhone to ensure the device has no creases. A foldable Apple product only seems inevitable at this point ...