It may be some time before we see a foldable iPhone from Apple, but here's all we've heard about what might come.

“When the company introduces its first foldable iPhone at the end of next year, it will be entering a product category that’s already seven years old—pioneered and dominated by its biggest hardware rival, Samsung Electronics Co. And this time, Apple won’t be debuting a radically new interface or transformative hardware,” writes Gurman.

Apple could launch six iPhone 18 models from late 2026 into early 2027, including its first foldable and a cheaper iPhone 18e, marking what might be its biggest iPhone lineup yet.

Foldable phones wow with design, but high prices, durability issues, and battery limits raise questions about whether they're truly worth it.

Sales growth has slowed. The market segment is “tired”. But will the technology titan’s collapsible handset give the company the flex it needs?

A lot of the analysis pegs the new iPhone Fold coming in 2026, meaning we’ve got just over a year to wait – but given we’ve had foldable phones from brands like Samsung, Oppo and Google for a few years now, why would 2026 be the year Apple goes flexible with its phones?

Apple's belated entry to the foldable phone niche is supposedly still coming, and the latest rumors suggest it will debut in 2026.

Apple’s iPhone Fold will not feature a crease, and that’s thanks to a key piece of technology that just leaked.

Apple is reportedly developing its first foldable iPhone, potentially launching in 2026 alongside the iPhone 18 series. The device may feature a book-style design, a 7.8-inch foldable display, and a price around $2,