Apple is reportedly diving into the foldable device market with plans to launch foldable iPhone and iPad models in the coming years, according to reports from Bloomberg.
The company is said to be developing a smaller foldable iPhone, which will feature a larger screen than the iPhone 16 Pro Max, and a larger foldable device, described as a “giant iPad,” that could rival desktop monitors with its expansive 19-inch display.
Sources indicate that Apple has been working on these foldable devices for years, with the foldable iPhone expected to debut as early as 2026, though delays may push the launch further.
While Bloomberg notes that the foldable iPad has been the primary focus, Apple is also making significant strides in eliminating the crease on current foldable screens, potentially setting its products apart from competitors.
Apple’s foldable lineup could mark a new era for the tech giant, combining innovation with practicality to cater to both mobile and desktop markets. Fans and industry insiders alike are watching closely as Apple redefines foldable technology.
