The wait for Apple’s first foldable iPhone is about to end soon. The Cupertino based tech company is going to launch its first foldable iPhone in September this year. A new hands-on video of this foldable iPhone has surfaced. The design of the phone can be seen in the video. Apart from this, a report has also come out, in which it has been claimed that a hinge with new technology will be used in Apple’s foldable iPhone.
Hands-on video leaked
This video of Apple’s first foldable device iPhone Ultra has been posted with the X handle named Apple Hub. It has been claimed that this is a dummy of a foldable iPhone, in which the front and back panel of the phone can be seen. Dual camera setup can be seen in the back panel of the phone. At the same time, speaker grill and USB Type C port is provided at the bottom.
The look of Apple’s foldable phone is very similar to Samsung’s foldable phone. According to recent reports, Samsung will supply the display for Apple’s foldable iPhone. Apple is going to use a special type of hinge technology in this. This foldable iPhone can come at a price of Rs 2 lakh. Generally, foldable phones of Chinese brands come between Rs 1.5 lakh to Rs 2 lakh.
Watch the video here:
new technology hinge
According to earlier reports, liquid metal hinge will be used in Apple’s foldable iPhone. The company is going to use amorphous metal alloy in the phone. However, according to the report that has come out now, the company will use 3D printing hinge structure in Apple iPhone Ultra. This special hinge will not allow creases on the phone’s screen. The moving parts of the hinge prepared by 3D printing will be reduced, due to which it will be easier to fold and unfold.
Regarding the hinge of Apple’s foldable iPhone, tipster John Prosser had also claimed that a very thin hinge will be used in it. Due to the thickness of the hinge being so small, the crease on the inner display will be negligible. The thickness of this phone will also be only 4.5mm. It will be thinner than the iPhone Air launched last year, which is 5.6mm thick.
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