Apple officially announces a foldable iPhone ('iPhone Fold' or equivalent name) at the September 2026 event (September 9, 2026, confirmed by Apple press release or apple.com)
Hit
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Published on 28. August 2026
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Predicted for 9. September 2026
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Based on: Speculative
Multiple independent supply-chain sources (TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, The Information, 9to5Mac) confirm a foldable iPhone for autumn 2026 with production planning of ~10 million units. Apple's September 2026 event is scheduled for September 9 and is expected to include a foldable model alongside iPhone 18. A foldable iPhone delivers Apple's long-overdue response to Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold lineup. Prediction markets for 'foldable iPhone before 2027' show high alignment with this timeline.
Data basis for this prediction
- Ming-Chi Kuo (TF International): Foldable iPhone Herbst 2026, ~10 Mio. Einheiten (9to5Mac, Twitter/X, Aug 2026)
- The Information: Apple foldable iPhone on track für September 2026 (The Information, Juli 2026)
- 9to5Mac: Apple September 2026 Event bestätigt für 9. September, 10+ Produkte (9to5mac.com, Aug 2026)
- Android Headlines: Foldable iPhone launch September 2026 erwartet (androidheadlines.com, Aug 2026)
Verdict: Hit
[Vorzeitig entschieden] Apple kündigte ein faltbares iPhone ('iPhone Duo', vergleichbarer Name wie 'iPhone Fold') offiziell an. Quelle: MacRumors, CNBC, TechRadar
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