A foldable iPhone from Apple could reinvigorate the foldable phone market, according to the DSCC. Samsung and Huawei are both struggling with consumer adoption, and Apple could solve that. Anticipated 30 percent growth in foldables hinges on Apple's entry into the market in 2026.

Apple is reportedly planning to release a foldable iPhone, the iPhone Flip, in 2026, which will mimic the design of the Galaxy Z Flip and feature a 7.9-8.3 inch display and a clamshell-style layout.

Foldable smartphones just saw their first ever YOY decline, and things are expected to get worse until Apple’s foldable iPhone debuts.

Apple's first foldable iPhone is in the works, and I think the iPhone 17 Air will deliver key technologies for a foldable device.

Apple's first foldable iPhone might not look the way many had expected. (Hint: there won't be a clamshell design.")

A new rumor suggests that the first Apple foldable launching in 2026 will resemble a Galaxy Z Fold rather than a Galaxy Z Flip.

A display insider says the foldable iPhone release might be just what the foldable phone industry needs to revigorate sales.

Apple might enter the foldable market in the second half of 2026. The foldable iPhones are also expected to raise the bar of demand in the market, as per the new report.