Apple’s iPhone Fold has moved to the engineering validation stage after successfully eliminating the visible crease seen in other folding phones. The display is supplied by Samsung, but Apple designed key components to prevent permanent creasing. The device may launch next year, priced around $2,400.

Apple has postponed the launch of the next-generation iPhone Air due to poor sales of the current model. The company initially planned to release it in fall 2026, but production issues and lackluster demand have led to a reevaluation of its strategy. A new iPhone Air might now debut alongside the iPhone 18 in spring 2027.

Production of foldable OLED displays for Apple's first foldable iPhone has commenced, with Samsung Display establishing a dedicated production line capable of producing 15 million panels annually. The device is expected to feature a 7-inch inward-folding display and will be part of the 2026 iPhone lineup, with projections for six to eight million units produced in that year. Samsung will remain the exclusive supplier for these displays, leveraging its expertise in foldable technology.

iPhone Air orders have reportedly been reduced to nearly the end of production levels, according to a report from Nikkei. This development raises concerns about the demand for the device and its future availability in the market.