Apple's Foldable iPhone to Feature Liquid Metal Hinges for Durability

Leaks suggest Apple's first foldable iPhone, expected by late 2026, will include innovative hinge technology and advanced power efficiency.

Apple's foldable iPhone is rumored to launch by the end of 2026, marking the company's entry into the foldable smartphone market.
The device is expected to use liquid metal hinges to improve durability and reduce screen creases, a first for Apple's critical mechanical components.
Dongguan Yi'an Technology is reportedly the exclusive supplier of the liquid metal components, with potential for significant revenue growth.
The foldable iPhone may feature a 5.49-inch cover display, a 7.74-inch inner display, and proprietary chips to enhance battery life and power efficiency.
Apple aims to deliver a durable, creaseless, and power-efficient device to compete with established foldable models from Android manufacturers.