Apple has reportedly already started developing a foldable iPhone, according to Bloomberg. So far, the tech giant has only worked on a prototype display with no set plans for a launch date, the report said, citing unnamed sources.
The prototype foldable screen has an invisible hinge, Bloomberg said. A Apple patent for a foldable iPhone It first appeared almost a year ago, but Apple hasn't announced any plans yet.
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If it came out with a foldable phone, Apple would compete with it Samsung Galaxy Fold and Galaxy Flip, as well as Motorola Razr and Huawei Mate XS. In December 2018, Google had already applied for a patent for a foldable mobile device.
Apple plans only minor changes for the 2021 iPhones, according to the report, but it could include an on-screen fingerprint sensor.
Apple didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
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