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We now have an idea of what Apple's foldable iPhone could look like
On 24 December, YouTuber Jon Prosser shared detailed 3D renders of what he calls the "iPhone Ultra" on the video streaming platform. The renders show a crease-free design and a mini iPad-like display.
Prosser has recently faced a separate lawsuit from Apple over accurate leaks regarding iOS 26.
His leak showcased a book-style design that appeared to solve the industry's biggest headache, the screen crease
Prosser claimed Apple may use a metal plate and liquid metal to eliminate the display crease. The renders show a 5.5-inch external display that unfolds into a 7.8-inch internal screen.
This effectively turns the device into a mini iPad, though it remains thinner than the current iPhone Air. Prosser claimed the device is only 4.5mm thick when opened and 9mm when closed.
It reportedly features four cameras total, allowing for a versatile photography experience in both phone and tablet modes
While these specs are impressive, the price tag might be enough to make even the most dedicated fans hesitate.
Rumours suggest the new foldable could cost between USD2,000 (RM8,120) and USD2,500 (RM10,150).
This only added credibility to his latest claims. His report is the most detailed look we have had at the future of the iPhone.
Meanwhile, both Bloomberg's Apple insider, Mark Gurman, and Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predict that the device will hit shelves in 2026.
