Apple's foldable iPhone is no longer a secret, design revealed

Apple has not yet officially announced its first foldable phone, but the device is being discussed almost everywhere due to leaks. Now the matter has reached this point that dummy units of this phone have surfaced in a YouTube video, from which its design can be estimated to a large extent. There is talk of naming this phone as iPhone Ultra.

Talking about the design, this phone seems to take a completely different path from the foldable phones of other companies. Where other foldable phones are tall and thin, it will be more in width and less in length. When closed, it will be 117.71 mm long and 84.27 mm wide, which means it will look almost square. When opened, it will unfold like a book and a large 7.8-inch screen will be revealed, while when closed, a 5.5-inch external screen will work.

The volume buttons will be placed on the top of the phone and the speakers will be on opposite corners. The rear will feature two cameras in the traditional Apple style, and the camera module will be completely black, featuring two lenses, a microphone, and a flash. The design will be similar to the iPhone Air, and overall, the phone seems to be trying to provide an iPad Pro-like experience.

Inside, the phone will be quite powerful. The A20 Pro chip will handle its processing, while a large 5500 mAh battery is likely to be given, which is also necessary for a phone of this size.