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Apple officially announces a foldable iPhone (iPhone Ultra/Fold) at the 'Surprise and Shine' event (September 9, 2026) (confirmed by Apple press release or The Verge by September 9, 2026)

Hit ✦ AI-generated prediction Published on 7. September 2026 · Predicted for 9. September 2026 · Based on: Speculative

Probability

75%

MacRumors, TechRadar, and Tom's Guide consistently report that Apple will debut its first-ever foldable iPhone – internally referred to as 'iPhone Ultra' – at the September 2026 Steve Jobs Theater event. The device is expected to feature a foldable OLED display on a titanium frame with a new hinge protection technology. The existing Apple event predictions (no iPad, no Mac, no Vision Pro) leave a 'Surprise' in the form of a new form factor as the logical candidate. No Polymarket market found for this specific product; probability based on source density and historical announcement patterns (comparable: AirPods Max 2019, Vision Pro 2023): 75%.

Data basis for this prediction

MacRumors: Apple Event September 9, 2026 – Foldable iPhone Ultra erwartet (Stand 7.9.2026)
TechRadar: 'Surprise and Shine' – What to Expect (Stand 7.9.2026)
Tom's Guide: 9 neue Produkte beim Apple Sept-2026-Event (Stand 7.9.2026)

Verdict: Hit

Die Vorhersage ist eingetreten. Apple hielt am 9. September 2026 tatsächlich das 'Surprise and Shine'-Event ab und kündigte offiziell sein erstes faltbares iPhone an – allerdings unter dem Namen 'iPhone Duo' (nicht 'iPhone Ultra', wie in Gerüchten gehandelt). Das Gerät wurde von CEO John Ternus präsentiert und von Bloomberg, CNN Business, 9to5Mac und zahlreichen anderen Quellen bestätigt. Die Kernaussage der Vorhersage (faltbares iPhone, offiziell angekündigt beim September-2026-Event) ist vollständig korrekt. Lediglich der intern gehandelte Name 'Ultra' erwies sich als falsch – das Produkt heißt 'iPhone Duo'.

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