For a brief moment, it looked like Apple’s long-awaited foldable iPhone had hit a classic case of “almost, but not quite.” Reports of manufacturing hurdles and testing issues had people bracing for a delay — some even pushing the deadline to 2027. Naturally, the internet did what it does best: panic and speculate. But it turns out, the situation may not be nearly as dramatic as it first seemed.
Not quite the crisis it was made out to be
Despite the noise, Apple doesn’t appear to be scrambling behind the scenes trying to fix a broken product. From what’s being heard, development is still very much on track, and the foldable iPhone is progressing without any catastrophic roadblocks. In fact, the company is still eyeing its usual September launch window — the same stage where the next wave of flagship iPhones is expected to debut. That’s a strong sign that
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