Apple's foldable iPhone may take two more years to arrive, USB-C port on iPhone likely

Apple may still be thinking of taking on Samsung with its own foldable iPhone but that will take some time.

Apple is very likely working towards making the iPhone 13 launch happen in time, which is in September. That is because the iPhone is the marquee product of Apple. But the iPhone may be radically different in the future. Why? That is because Apple may introduce its first foldable iPhone in two to three years. The foldable iPhone has begun to look more like something that Samsung and other foldable makers have been fearing and less like a pipedream. Besides, Apple is also planning to replace the Lightning connector with a USB-C port. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the foldable iPhone is very much a part of the plan that involves how Apple’s hero product will look and work in the future. The iPhone, although, has changed in terms of design over the past few years, it has looked more or less the same with some changes here and there. An iPhone with a foldable display is something that will change that. In his newsletter Power On, Gurman said Apple, however, may take at least two to three more years to bring the foldable iPhone. Earlier this year, he said Apple had already built a prototype of the foldable iPhone.