Apple's long-rumored foldable iPhone, internally referred to as the iPhone Ultra, is winning praise from the small group of people who have had hands-on time with the device, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Writing in his latest Power On newsletter, Gurman said early testers particularly liked how the device fits comfortably in a pocket, suggesting Apple has made significant progress on the form factor.
However, not everything about the device has impressed testers. Gurman noted that the camera setup may leave some users wanting more, likely due to the design constraints that come with building a foldable device. Fitting a full-featured camera system into a slim, foldable body remains a persistent engineering challenge, and it appears Apple has had to make some compromises in this area.
If released, the iPhone Ultra would mark Apple's first entry into the foldable smartphone category, a segment where Samsung and other Android manufacturers have had a head start for several years. The device's pocket-friendly design suggests Apple may be taking a different approach to its foldable form factor compared to competitors.
For Apple fans in Myanmar, this development offers an early glimpse into how the company's product lineup could evolve in the coming years, even as camera performance remains a key area to watch before any official launch.
