Apple remains the only big phone maker without a foldable phone, and the latest rumor says one could launch by 2026. David Lumb is a senior reporter covering mobile and gaming spaces. Over the ...

Click here for more. There has been a lot of talk about the iPhone Flip for literally ages. It seems like Apple has finally stepped up and remembered, “Hey, we make phones too.” Rumor has it ...

That would be the iPhone Flip, a phone that even the most optimistic Apple watchers don't expect to see until 2026 at the earliest. All the same, given how foldable phones are still a relatively ...

Apple could be preparing to launch a device of its own, which rumormongers are calling either the iPhone Flip or iPhone Fold. Whatever name the device ultimately debuts with, we've got a clearer ...

Battery performance is a critical factor for foldable devices, and Apple is reportedly exploring advanced solutions to meet the unique demands of the iPhone Flip. The device may use carbon-based ...

Apple may still have two devices in the pipeline: a clamshell foldable “iPhone Flip” that’s designed for fun, along with a more serious business-class “iPhone Fold” or “iPad Fold.” ...

I didn’t expect to love a flip phone, but the Razr Ultra’s outer screen changed how I use my phone. Here’s what stood out ...

Samsung, Google, Motorola, OnePlus, Xiaomi… almost every brand has a flip-style or book-style foldable on their slate – or is about to, looking at Stuff’s list of upcoming smartphones. So when can we ...

The more Android companies that join the folding fray, the more concerned I've become that Apple could run into the same problem, with the iPhone Flip being a generic, redundant novelty.

However, rumors about a potential “iPhone Flip” persist. 1. Final display size spec confirmed at 18.8 inches. Apple has canceled the 20.25-inch design. 2. Due to technical challenges with the ...

A rumor says Samsung won’t give the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 a tariff-based price hike in the US, and that’s terrific for ...

Warren Buffett? Not so much. For years, the Oracle of Omaha held onto a $20 flip phone, even as his Apple investment soared into the tens of billions. The man who could buy a small tech company ...