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Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 debuts with AI-powered creator tools (My Fan Cam, Gemini), six months of Google AI Pro, an ultra-thin form factor and a near-invisible crease thanks to Flex Titanium, plus top-tier performance (12–16 GB RAM, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5). The device is positioned to challenge Apple's expected folding iPhone, which will need to match these software and hardware advantages when announced.
Rumors suggest Apple will unveil the iPhone 18 lineup in September/October 2026, including iPhone 18, 18 Pro, and 18 Pro Max, with a potential foldable Fold Ultra; prices are expected to rise amid RAM shortages. The series is rumored to standardize 12GB RAM, introduce A20/A20 Pro chips, a C2 modem with 5G satellite support, and brighter displays across sizes (6.3-inch base/pro, 6.9-inch Pro Max). The iPhone 18 Pro is said to receive major camera upgrades (larger aperture on the telephoto and a possible variable aperture), while the base model may get a smaller Dynamic Island. Color options for the Pro reportedly include dark cherry; iOS 27 and Gemini-powered Apple Intelligence Siri are anticipated as part of the package.
Leak details and a first hands-on video preview the iPhone Fold Ultra, Apple’s anticipated foldable, which appears to pair a 5.3–5.5-inch outer display with a 7.7–7.8-inch inner screen, a 48MP dual rear camera, and selfie cameras on both panels. Rumors point to Touch ID embedded in the power button, no Face ID, a titanium frame, and an ultra-thin chassis around 4.5–9.5mm with a large 5,400–5,800 mAh battery. Expected to launch in September 2026 alongside the iPhone 18 series at roughly $2,000, the device could redefine Apple's premium strategy in foldables.
Apple previews its first foldable iPhone Ultra for a late-2026 release, pairing a 5.5-inch external display with a 7.8-inch inner screen and a 9.23 mm titanium-outfitted chassis; powered by the A20 Pro with 12GB RAM and up to 1TB storage, it includes a C2 modem for 5G satellite connectivity, reintroduces Touch ID, and supports multi‑screen multitasking, positioning it to compete with Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold lineup.