iOS 27 beta 4 mentions new iPhone model with multi-battery feature
Code discovered in iOS 27 beta 4 suggests Apple is developing a new iPhone model featuring a multi-battery system.
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iOS 27 beta 4 code contained references to an iPhone model featuring a multi-battery or dual-battery design. Some reports suggested this was a nod to an iPhone Ultra, while others argued the plurality in the code may have been a red herring rather than a hint at an iPhone Fold.
The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.
Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.
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The story so far
Analysis of iOS 27 beta 4 code has revealed references to a new iPhone model equipped with multiple batteries. This discovery has led to reports that Apple is preparing a dual-battery device.
Coverage from MacRumors, Macworld, and 9to5Mac focuses on the specific code references to the multi-battery feature. PhoneArena links these developments to the 'iPhone Ultra,' while AppleInsider suggests that the plurality in the code may be a red herring rather than a hint at an iPhone Fold.
Future developments depend on whether these code references translate into a physical product release or remain undocumented software artifacts.
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Sources (5)
- iPhone Ultra gets a direct nod from Apple PhoneArena · 46d ago
- Plurality in iOS 27 beta code may be red herring, not iPhone Fold hints AppleInsider · 46d ago
- iOS 27 Code References iPhone With Two Batteries MacRumors · 46d ago
- iOS 27 beta code reveals Apple is preparing a dual-battery iPhone Macworld · 46d ago
- iOS 27 beta 4 mentions new iPhone model with multi-battery feature 9to5Mac · 46d ago
The obvious questions
Which iOS version contains these references?
The references were found in iOS 27 beta 4.
What specific hardware feature is mentioned in the code?
The code mentions an iPhone model with a multi-battery or dual-battery feature.
Is this confirmed to be a foldable iPhone?
Coverage does not confirm a foldable device; AppleInsider notes the code may be a red herring rather than hints of an iPhone Fold.
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