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Foldable iPhone Ultra: The Latest Rumors Before Apple's Event

We're less than a week away from the debut of Apple's first foldable iPhone, and rumors have been picking up as the event date approaches. Here's the latest. MagSafe - Even though foldable iPhone dummies we saw earlier this year didn't have a MagSafe ring , Bloomberg 's Mark Gurman claims all signs indicate MagSafe charging will be…

Apple's upcoming foldable iPhone is set to debut during the company's September 9 event, with several key details emerging from recent rumors. The device, named the iPhone Ultra, will feature MagSafe charging, a minimal crease design, and Touch ID for unlocking. It will run on iOS 27, which enhances app resizability and multitasking capabilities.

The foldable iPhone is expected to support a two-lens camera system with Wide and Ultra Wide lenses, and use Apple's A20 Pro chip alongside Qualcomm modems in the United States. Colors will likely be white/silver and dark blue, and the device will be priced at over $2,000, possibly reaching $2,500. Despite some production delays, it's anticipated to launch in tandem with the iPhone 18 Pro models, though supply constraints may lead to longer wait times for those who do not pre-order.

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