iPhone leaks: Apple may launch an 8-inch Foldable iPhone as soon as 2023

latest rumours suggest that Apple is working to jump on yet ar bandwagon, this time coming up with something much bigger than expected. According to Apple tracker MacRumors, tech giant is likely to launch a foldable iPhone, something similar to Samsung Galaxy Z. This piece of news has alrey mand to win hearts of Apple users and is taking over social media by storm. Here is everything you need to kw about latest iPhone leaks.

iPhone leaks: Apple may launch a foldable iPhone as soon as 2023

Apple analyst Ming-chi Kuo has pointed out possibility of iPhone emerging in market stronger than ever with an upgre of a foldable feature. Reportedly, foldable iPhone will come with an 8-inch QHD+ flexible OLED display. Furrmore,  SDC will be exclusive display supplier whereas Samsung Foundry will be exclusive DDI foundry provider for this batch of iPhones. It has been predicted that foldable iPhone shipments will be able to reach up to 15-20 million units in 2023. Check MacRumor blog here -

report furr described iPhone as being equipped with a silver nawire touch solution for device’s display, which is expected to create a “long-term competitive vant" for Apple in foldable device market. Since future foldable devices will require touch techlogy that supports multiple folds, rollable, medium to large size display, and durability, Apple may be working on a superior display techlogy that will take care of above-mentioned features.

What's all more exciting than thought of seeing a foldable iPhone is this aspect being seen on more Apple devices. Reportedly, foldable devices will "blur product segmentations between smartphones, tablets, and laptops in future." With its cross-product ecosystems and hardware design vants, Kuo strongly believes that Apple will be biggest winner in new foldable device trend. new development is t yet officially kicked off though Apple may be actively planning on working towards it as analysts are alrey pounding solid details about display techlogy company plans to use.

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