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Apple\'s first foldable \'iPhone Ultra\' launch one day away, roundup of late rumours

Speculation is growing that Apple will soon unveil its first foldable iPhone, with the name iPhone Ultra emerging as the leading candidate. Late-stage rumours centre on pricing, a potentially delayed China launch due to an eSIM-only design, and the likelihood of Touch ID rather than Face ID. Other reports focus on how much Apple has reduced the display crease and whether MagSafe will be included. Price, China timing and biometric choice are seen as key variables.

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Apple\'s first foldable \'iPhone Ultra\' output only hundreds a day, raising fears of early shortages

Production of Apple’s first foldable iPhone, known as the iPhone Ultra, is reported to be limited to only hundreds of units per day, raising concerns about constrained supply at launch. Reports cite slow progress in ramping up mass production due to strict quality standards and efforts to stabilize yields. Apple is said to be focusing on surface flatness and hinge performance. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman expects the device to launch around the iPhone 18 Pro timeframe.

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Apple\'s first foldable iPhone could lose five features

Apple\'s first foldable iPhone, which could be launched under the name \"iPhone Ultra\", may lack some key features despite being positioned as a top-end model, a report said. To achieve the thin profile typical of foldables, Apple may drop Face ID, a telephoto camera, the Action button, MagSafe and a physical SIM card slot. The report said Apple is considering Touch ID in the power button and may simplify the rear camera to wide and ultra-wide lenses.