Apple has finally decided to jump into the foldable phone game, but don’t expect it to be cheap! The new iPhone Fold, expected to launch late this year alongside the iPhone 18 series, will feature a 7.6-inch main screen when unfolded and a 5.5-inch outer screen when folded. Yes, you read that right — Apple is using an advanced amorphous alloy hinge to avoid that annoying crease on the screen that plagues other foldables. The body will likely be made of titanium, making the device both lightweight and ultra-premium. Camera-wise, it will pack two 48 MP main cameras, similar to current Pro models. Interestingly, Face ID might be replaced by Touch ID on the side button due to limited space on the foldable screen. The price? Brace yourself — around $2,200, or roughly €2,200 in Europe! While Samsung, Huawei, and others have had foldables for years, Apple has been taking its sweet time, apparently waiting to solve key durability issues before diving in. Is it worth the wait? Will the price justify the hype? Or is this just another Apple trick to make you sell a kidney? Either way, get ready for a revolution or a disappointment. What do you think — is the iPhone Fold the future or just an overpriced toy for the rich? Drop a comment and let’s see who’s in and who’s out!
