Apple May Opt for New Design in Folding iPhone, could be Repair Easily, Tim Cook

Apple’s first foldable iPhone, which has a major share in the international smartphone market, may be launched this year. Some leaked information has been received about the specifications of this smartphone. It can be called iPhone Ultra. However, the company has not confirmed the foldable iPhone.

An article on China’s microblogging platform Weibo Post Tipster Momentary Digital has said that the design of Apple’s book-style foldable smartphone will be such that it can be repaired easily compared to other smartphones. Disassembling and replacing the iPhone Ultra’s foldable display won’t be difficult. For this, the company can use new internal stacking technology, which does not have complex interconnected wiring. Apple’s upcoming processor built on 2 nm process can be given in the foldable iPhone. The inner screen of this smartphone can be 7.58 inches and the outer display can be 5.25 inches.

Apple’s next CEO, John Ternus, has responsibility for the company’s hardware engineering division. It is said that company He is leading the engineering and development of Samsung’s first foldable smartphone. Recently in a media report it was said that special optimized clear adhesive (OCA) can be used for minimum crease in iPhone Ultra. Typically, OCA is used to join two pieces of glass. In the smartphone industry, protective film and display glass are also bonded with this adhesive. Due to this, users can see very little crease on the display of this foldable smartphone. OCA can also remove minor imperfections when the smartphone panel is folded and unfolded over a long period of time.

3D printed technology can be used for the hinge of iPhone Ultra. This will minimize the crease on the display of the foldable iPhone. Earlier the company had used 3D printed case for Apple Watch. The USB Type-C port of iPhone Air is also made with this technology. The market of foldable smartphones has grown rapidly in the last few years. Samsung has the highest share in this segment.