Apple’s rumored foldable just got even more intriguing – Kuo explains why.
Apple is reportedly set on making the first foldable iPhone’s display crease-less, and now a reputable analyst has something to say on how Apple may be planning to achieve this.
Apple’s first foldable iPhone, and more like the rumors about it, are picking up steam. The latest report comes from industry insider Ming-Chi Kuo, who has some very mystical things to say about how Apple may have approached one of the most annoying problems in a folding phone: the screen crease.
A rumor from not too long ago claimed that Apple may have found a way to completely eliminate the crease on its foldable iPhone. Ming-Chi Kuo is now backing this with a report, which seems to be based on his supply chain sources. Kuo claims that Apple is planning to use „liquid metal materials“ for some of the components in the hinge.
