Overview
- Apple moved its foldable iPhone into its initial Prototype 1 phase in June, kicking off a three-stage prototyping cycle through late 2025.
- Each prototype phase (P1–P3) spans about two months and will be followed by an Engineering Verification Test slated for early 2026.
- Samsung is set to supply advanced crease-resistant AMOLED panels while Foxconn and Pegatron run trials to validate production yields and manufacturability.
- Leaked details suggest prototypes feature a titanium chassis, a 7.58-inch foldable display and dual 48 MP rear cameras.
- Apple has paused work on a foldable iPad to focus resources on refining the foldable iPhone ahead of its projected second-half 2026 launch with the iPhone 18 lineup.