Apple's first foldable screen model delayed until early 2027 for release? Company responds.

There are reports that Apple's first folding screen model iPhone Ultra, originally scheduled to be released in the fall of 2026, has been delayed to the beginning of 2027 due to hinge design and PCB process issues. The delay is mainly due to hinge design and PCB process issues, and the release time is also affected by the 2nm production capacity of TSMC. In response to this, a reporter called the Apple official hotline, and the technical consultant who answered the call said, "We have not received any information about the release of folding screen products or the release time. Media reports or self-media leaks seen online may not necessarily be accurate and do not represent Apple's official stance. If there is news from the supply chain about a month ago, such as the confirmation that the models have been completed, then this product can be considered basically confirmed."