The iPhone Ultra is Apple’s first foldable phone
Although details of its launch are still under wraps, Apple reportedly has its foldable smartphone, the iPhone Ultra, ready. With a design similar to an iPad Mini, the model will feature new front and rear cameras, an A20 Pro chip, 12GB of RAM, Apple's C2 modem, and Wi-Fi 7 compatibility
Apple could soon launch its new foldable iPhone Ultra model, similar to an iPad Mini, with exciting new features for fans of the brand.
According to leaked information about the design, it will be book-style, and when opened, it will resemble a compact tablet.
Among its most notable features is the dual rear camera system, with a telephoto lens due to space limitations, consisting of two 48MP sensors (Main and Ultra Wide).
Additionally, it features a battery with an estimated capacity between 4,800 and 5,000 mAh using a dual-cell design.
The operating system is iOS 2.7. It has an Apple A20 Pro processor and 12 GB of RAM. It also includes a Touch ID biometric identification system with a fingerprint sensor integrated into the side power button; an Apple C2 modem; and 5G connectivity compatible with Wi-Fi 7.
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With information from international media
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