Apple to unveil first foldable iPhone at Wednesday event

nzherald.co.nz

Apple is expected to unveil its first foldable iPhone at its annual product event on Wednesday, marking the most significant design change to the device since its 2007 debut. The new phone will feature a bendable display that opens and closes like a book, according to three people familiar with the work. This launch tests whether new CEO John Ternus can bring innovation to Apple's products and events. Foldable smartphones have existed since 2018 but remain a small market segment. The event will gauge Apple's ability to make this niche technology mainstream.


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