Apple is fully prepared to disrupt the foldable segment. This year, the company will introduce a book-style foldable iPhone, and next year, a flip iPhone.

After the book-style foldable iPhone, Apple will also launch a flip phone.

Following the foldable iPhone, Apple is also preparing to introduce a flip phone. The company will launch its first book-style foldable iPhone in September this year. There are reports that the company may launch a foldable flip phone next year. The company is working on a clamshell foldable iPhone, which could be comparable in dimensions to Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip 7. Apple hopes that this iPhone will also be well-received and that it will further boost sales of foldable iPhones.

How could Apple's flip-phone be?

This iPhone will be a unique device, with a design similar to clamshell phones already on the market. While not much information has been revealed yet, speculation is rife that it could be shaped like the Galaxy Z Flip 7. This phone features a 4.1-inch cover display and a 6.9-inch main display when unfolded. If reports are to be believed, the foldable flip phone could feature a compact form factor and, when unfolded, offer a similar experience to a regular iPhone.

When will it be launched?

Apple's project is currently in its early stages, and official information regarding its potential launch has not been revealed. However, it is believed that the company may launch it next year, when the iPhone will celebrate its 20th anniversary. If this iPhone is launched, customers may have to spend more than ₹2 lakh (approximately $200,000 USD) for it, just like the foldable iPhone.

All eyes are on the iPhone Fold.

The tech world is now focused on September, when Apple will launch its first book-style foldable iPhone. It will feature a 7.8-inch internal display and a 5.5-inch cover display. It will have a total of four cameras on the rear and front, and Apple is expected to power it with the A20 Pro chipset. The iPhone Fold will feature a 5500 mAh battery, the company's largest battery pack to date.