Apple’s Foldable iPhone: New Leaks Hint at Design, Battery, and Build Quality

New leaks have revealed details on the design, battery life, and durability of Apple's foldable iPhone, which has been the subject of much conjecture. Despite the fact that the company has not yet formally confirmed the device, numerous reports from trustworthy sources indicate that Apple is making every effort to make its first foldable iPhone a unique offering. One of Apple's main priorities is increasing power efficiency while maintaining the device's thinness. A report from the Korean news aggregator yeux1122 states that "the first Apple foldable product to be released is expected to have improved display DDI components in order to achieve the goal of further slimming."

Analysts Ming-Chi Kuo and Jeff Pu, along with leaker Digital Chat Station, predict that the foldable iPhone would have a 5.5-inch cover display and a 7.8-inch primary display when unfolded. This implies that Apple has completed the device's essential hardware components. According to reports, the phone will have a book-like appearance, resembling Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold, and open horizontally as opposed to vertically like the Galaxy Z Flip.

According to reports, Apple is employing liquid metal for the foldable iPhone's hinges to increase endurance. This material is renowned for its strength and flexibility and has previously been utilized in smaller components such as SIM ejector pins. Apple intends to increase overall durability and lessen screen creasing, two frequent problems with foldable devices, by integrating liquid metal into the hinge. This material is allegedly only available from Dongguan EonTec.

It is anticipated that the device will be extremely thin, measuring only 4.5 mm when unfolded and 9 to 9.5 mm when folded. Because of this, it would rank among the thinnest foldable cellphones available. Apple may forego Face ID in favor of integrating a Touch ID sensor inside the power button in order to save internal space and achieve this compact profile. According to rumors, the foldable iPhone would also have a titanium chassis, which would enhance its high-end construction.

Apple is also concentrating on battery longevity. Although the precise capacity is still unknown, a high-density battery is anticipated to be included with the foldable iPhone.

The leaks give us a decent indication of what to expect from Apple, even if the foldable iPhone is still a few years away and mass production isn't slated to start until late 2026. Nevertheless, the gadget's estimated $2,300 starting price