Latest iPhone Fold leaks: Mass production nears, crease nearly solved

New leaks reported by TechRadar indicate mass production of Apple's iPhone Fold is approaching, with the company reportedly close to resolving the visible crease issue that has hindered foldable smartphones.

This update follows December 2025 rumors of ongoing technical challenges for a crease-free foldable iPhone, potentially launching in September 2026.

TechRadar's March 15, 2026, article 'The latest iPhone Fold leaks suggest mass production is getting closer — and Apple may have almost solved the visible crease problem' draws from unverified supply chain sources. It highlights progress on the crease—a common foldable flaw where the screen folds—but provides no details on timelines, suppliers, or specs.

Apple has not commented officially. Such leaks stoke excitement in a market dominated by Samsung's foldables, positioning a premium iPhone Fold as a potential game-changer.

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