The iPhone business, which accounts for around half of Apple’s overall revenue, is in a sales slump following years of mostly incremental upgrades to its devices.

Apple's first foldable iPhone might not look the way many had expected. (Hint: there won't be a clamshell design.)

The first approach is the a top-down fold, where the opened device has a similar sized screen to an existing iPhone, and it folds down to a very pocketable device with half the height and width, at the cost of twice the thickness.

A gloomy new report on the state of the foldable phones market contains one chink of light: Apple is expected to save the day in 2026.

Apple is reportedly planning to release a foldable iPhone, the iPhone Flip, in 2026, which will mimic the design of the Galaxy Z Flip and feature a 7.9-8.3 inch display and a clamshell-style layout.

We’ve been hearing rumors about the foldables Apple may or may not be making for years, from clamshell iPhone prototypes to plans for a foldable iPad, but the latest suggests we

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is working on a foldable iPad, Bloomberg reported Sunday. According to the report, the tech giant has been working on the new version for the past couple of years and is targeting a release for around 2028.