there is a detail never seen before

Written by Jason Miller

there is a detail never seen before

Jon Prosser is the man behind it Front Page Techa channel from beyond 500,000 subscribers which he has had a lot of problems with lately Apple. In July, Big Tech decided to sue Prosser for leaking details about iOS 26the Apple operating system that launched the graphic concept of Liquid Glass. The title of Prosser’s clip in fact it didn’t leave much doubt: “This video is the biggest leak on iOS.”

Now Porsser is back. On December 24, he posted a video titled “This is your new iPhone” on his channel. Shown here are the first 3D renderings of the new iPhone. Obviously nothing is certain. the foldable iPhone is a much talked about project in recent years but which has never found much space in Apple’s words. Foldables also cover a very small portion of the smartphone market.

The two main problems with these devices are always the same. The first concerns the dimensions: It’s difficult to create a smartphone that is actually capable of housing one inside foldable screen without being too big. Yet several steps forward have been made on this front: we talked about it in the analysis of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7.

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The second problem is the fold: even in the most advanced models, in certain light angles the crease is still visible crosses the screen once opened. And this is exactly where Apple should play according to the rules information reported by Jon Prosser. For the first time in the history of these products there should not be no visible creases.

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According to Prosser, the foldable iPhone will be presented on next autumnmoment in which Apple presents its new smartphones. Specifically, there should be three models presented: iPhone 18, iPhone 18 Max And Foldable iPhone. From the renderings it seems that Apple has succeeded eliminate the crease in the center of the screen leaving a totally smooth screen.

Not only that. Folding iPhone, once closed, should be about thick 9 millimeters. Once opened the internal screen should measure 7.8 inches. The rooms are instead four. Two inserted in the back, one front in the screen which is used once folded and one inserted in the internal screen. The cameras on the back are housed in a plate that protrudes, exactly as seen in the iPhone Air. There will be no FaceID but only TouchID.

Someone had also hypothesized this during the presentation of the iPhone 17. One of the latest models launched by Apple was the iPhone Air, a smartphone often just 5.6 millimeters. In his analysis the YouTuber Marques Brownlee explained in his analysis that iPhone Air can be seen in two ways: a very thin smartphone or half the foldable iPhone. And in fact from the design of the new iPhone foldable it seems just like this: two overlapping iPhone Airs.

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.