New leaks show the design of Apple's first foldable iPhone. This phone has been expected for a long time. The leaks come from Sonny Dickson. He is a well-known source for Apple leaks. Dickson shared images that seem to be from 3D design files. These files show what the iPhone Fold might look like.
This is not the first time we have seen leaks about a foldable iPhone. It is rumored to be called the iPhone Fold. Reports suggest it has a wider design than current foldable phones from Samsung, Google, and OnePlus. This information comes from a report by Mashable, a tech news site.
Dickson's leak is very similar to an earlier leak. That leak came from YouTuber Jon Prosser of FrontPageTech.
The back of the phone seems to have the same camera setup as the iPhone Air. However, the foldable phone has two cameras on the back. A small hole for a selfie camera is visible on the front when the phone is closed. There might be another selfie camera hole on the top left when the phone is open.
There have long been rumors about a foldable iPhone. Apple fans and industry experts have talked about it. Reporters and analysts like Mark Gurman from Bloomberg and Ming-Chi Kuo, who knows a lot about Apple's supply chain, have said that Apple is working on this phone. It might be released in the fall of 2026.
According to Prosser's leaks, the foldable iPhone will have an outer screen that is 5.5 inches. The foldable screen inside will be 7.8 inches when opened. The phone will be 9mm thick when closed. When open, it will be about 4.5mm thick. This is thinner than the iPhone Air.
The leaks also suggest the phone will have four cameras. This matches the two rear cameras and two selfie cameras shown in the 3D design.
Prosser's details about the foldable iPhone are interesting. Apple is currently suing him for past leaks. He leaked information about iOS 26 and something called "liquid metal style."
According to Apple's lawsuit, another person in the case sent the information. This person got it from an Apple employee's phone. This makes Prosser's sources seem more reliable.