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The release of Apple’s foldable iPhone is facing a setback. Reports suggest it won’t hit the shelves until 2027, a shift from the earlier expected launch in late 2026.

A Shift in Apple's Focus: Engineers Redirected to Foldable iPhone Project.

A report from Korea attributes this delay to challenges in sourcing high-quality foldable displays that meet Apple’s standards.

Additionally, there’s been a notable shift in Apple’s engineering focus. Teams previously working on the Vision Pro mixed-reality headset are now concentrating on the foldable iPhone project. This signals Apple’s renewed interest in foldable smartphones.

While details about the device are scarce, it’s believed to be either a foldable iPhone or iPad, generating excitement among enthusiasts.

Despite the delay, display suppliers are still on track with the original production schedule, suggesting a targeted launch window within 2027.

As the foldable phone market evolves rapidly, Apple’s ability to deliver an innovative and user-friendly product remains a key point of interest.

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