New iPhone Ultra details arrive for specs, multitasking, launch timing, more
Next week, the iPhone Ultra will be unveiled at Apple’s September event , and today a new Tom’s Guide interview with Mark Gurman reveals several fresh details on what to expect from specs, software, launch timing, and more. more…
Apple's iPhone Ultra is set to be unveiled next week at the company's September event, according to a Tom's Guide interview with Mark Gurman. The device is expected to feature a crease-less display and a liquid metal hinge, similar to those found in Samsung's foldable phones. Despite previous speculation, Gurman confirms that MagSafe will be included in the iPhone Ultra.
The device is also rumored to support multitasking similar to an iPad, with the ability to run multiple apps side-by-side and drag and drop data between them in iOS 27. Gurman believes Apple has focused heavily on making the foldable phone as durable as any other iPhone, with the hinge being a key area of focus.
In terms of launch timing, Gurman is optimistic, stating that he would be very surprised if the iPhone Ultra didn't launch alongside the new Pro phones, or very close to it. He dismisses rumors of massive delays, supply chain issues, and a late October or November launch. The starting price for the iPhone Ultra is expected to be $2,000 or higher, mirroring previous reports.
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