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                                                                Apple tests foldable iPhone display

Recently, Israeli media The Verifier reported that Apple is testing a foldable iPhone display, which may come out in 2022. After the news was released, it aroused heated discussions among netizens.

Apple likes to wait for new technology to mature, rather than trying to be the first to adopt it. With the company's competitors continuing to experiment with high-end foldable smartphones, the chances of seeing a foldable iPhone seem remote. Fortunately, that may no longer be the case according to the latest information, which states that we may see this unique product from Apple arrive in 2022.

Apple is reportedly testing a foldable display, claims the source, but the release will take several years. A foldable iPhone might not arrive until November 2022. According to previous information, the company may have sourced the foldable screen from Samsung, most likely to test the quality first. It hasn't been confirmed which display technology Apple intends to use in the foldable iPhone, but if all goes according to plan, the switch to microOLED may take about three to four years.

This could mean that the foldable iPhone could feature mini LED screens, as Apple intends to move to this technology first, but nothing has been confirmed just yet. However, The Verifier has shared pricing details, and surprisingly, the foldable iPhone's $1,499 tag sounds reasonable considering the $1,999 price tag for the Galaxy Z Fold 2. Perhaps Apple hopes to undercut the premium smartphone market with more competitive pricing. Additionally, the foldable iPhone is rumored to come with 256GB of internal storage, plus 8GB of RAM.

Apple also previously filed a patent that describes a foldable screen with self-healing properties, so perhaps we'll see something similar on an upcoming iPhone. For now, ridiculously priced foldable smartphones like the Galaxy Z Fold 2 are continuing to show the crease, which could turn off customers who shell out $1,999 for a flagship. Apple may want to refine the design with more complex glass, though those plans could change depending on the company's progress.