New leaks cover iPhone Ultra timing, iPhone Pro’s design next year
Apple is set to release 16 new products this year, including the iPhone Ultra and a foldable iPhone.
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Source diversity sample: macobserver.com · 9to5Mac · FoneArena.com · AppleInsider · MacRumors · ITECH POST.
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The story so far
Apple is planning to launch the iPhone Ultra in September. The iPhone Ultra is part of a broader release schedule that includes 16 new products this year. The foldable iPhone, initially delayed by manufacturing issues, is also on track for a September release.
The iPhone Ultra's form factor and design are subjects of speculation. FoneArena.com suggests the foldable iPhone could cost over $2000 and support Apple's Upgrade leasing program. AppleInsider and MacRumors provide overviews of Apple's product pipeline for the rest of 2026.
AppleInsider also notes that the foldable iPhone is back on schedule after resolving manufacturing problems. The exact specifications and features of the iPhone Ultra and other upcoming products are still unknown.
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Coverage (7)
- Apple’s Foldable iPhone Ultra and Anniversary iPhone Leak Reveals What’s Coming macobserver.com · 6h ago
- Apple will launch five new products next month, here’s what’s coming 9to5Mac · 6h ago
- Apple’s foldable iPhone could cost over $2000, support Apple Upgrade leasing program: Report FoneArena.com · 6h ago
- iPhones and home hardware: What to expect from Apple for the rest of 2026 AppleInsider · 6h ago
- Apple to Release 16 New Products Later This Year MacRumors · 6h ago
- iPhone Ultra Form Factor: How Could It Look Alongside Other Apple Devices—Coming This September ITECH POST · 6h ago
- iPhone Fold is on schedule for September after manufacturing problems are solved AppleInsider · 6h ago
The obvious questions
When is the iPhone Ultra expected to be released?
The iPhone Ultra is expected to be released in September.
How many new products is Apple planning to release this year?
Apple is planning to release 16 new products this year.
What is the expected price of the foldable iPhone?
According to FoneArena.com, the foldable iPhone could cost over $2000.
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