We’re gathering more and more details about what Apple’s first foldable iPhone will look like when it launches in 2026. The latest information is pretty fascinating.
As Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reportsThe collapsible device is codenamed ‘V68’. It will have four cameras and will only be available in black and white variants. The device will also rely on Touch ID (no Face ID) and won’t have a SIM card slot. The four cameras are one front, two rear and one internal.
Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The report contains the latest news about the Fold, Flip, or what Apple now calls its first foldable device. We previously reported that the phone would cost nearly $2,000 and launch in September 2026 as part of the iPhone 18. We have words of caution for Apple, which is preparing to become the latest major wireless carrier to enter the foldable phone space, with rivals Samsung and Huawei already in the mix. they took a big advantage when you run.
Go beyond the iPhone rectangle
Jon Rettingera tech influencer with more than 1.65 million subscribers on YouTube, is happy that Apple is finally adding a new look to its product line.
Rettinger admires the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, calling it “as close to the perfect foldable device as possible.” But he believes Apple can help revolutionize the segment with its own version.
“Apple is entering a mature market with its first product. The tolerance for infancy, especially if a high price is expected, will be extremely low,” he says. “But if they come up with a competitive product, I think they’ll be really successful.”
Let’s take a look at the details of the latest rumors about Apple’s foldable iPhone. According to Bloomberg, Apple has changed course when it comes to display technology. The company no longer relies on cellphone touch sensors, which can “create air spaces between the screen and your body,” increasing the visibility of a crease, one of the biggest dangers for foldable phones of all brands.
Instead, Apple will use a built-in touchscreen, similar to current iPhones. The company believes this will improve touch accuracy and reduce the appearance of wrinkles.
The report also claims that the foldable iPhone will use a C2 modem, Apple’s first mobile chip with “capabilities close to Qualcomm’s.”
“The biggest thing I would like is for it to turn into iPad mode when you open it,” Evans said. “Especially if they include stylus support.”
