Apple is gearing up to enter the foldable smartphone market with its much-anticipated iPhone Fold, slated for release next year. With a striking price tag projected to fall between $2,100 and $2,300, this device is expected to make a significant impact. Recent leaks have provided us with in-depth specifications for its display, revealing exciting features that could set it apart from competitors.
According to insights shared by notable tipster yeux1122 on Naver, the iPhone Fold will boast a 7.76-inch main display, featuring an impressive resolution of 2,713 x 1,920 pixels. A standout aspect of this display is the incorporation of an under-display camera, a technology pioneered by Samsung in their Galaxy Z Fold series since the Z Fold3.
Galaxy Z Fold6 showcases Samsung's advanced under-display selfie camera technology
Given the ongoing rumors that Samsung will be the main supplier of displays for the iPhone Fold, this development should come as no surprise. Apple is also focusing on a crease-less screen design, emphasizing its commitment to aesthetics and functionality.
In addition to the main display, the iPhone Fold will have a 5.49-inch cover screen, with a resolution of 2,088 x 1,422 pixels. Notably, this front panel will feature a punch hole cutout for the selfie camera. These details were corroborated by tipster Digital Chat Station, further increasing confidence in these specifications.
In a related note, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo previously reported that the iPhone Fold would not include Face ID. Instead, Apple has opted for a Touch ID sensor positioned within the power button, presenting an alternative biometric solution for users.
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