As the expected launch of Apple’s first foldable iPhone nears, the shipment dates are still up in the air, with supply chain sources saying some plans need to be finalized before full mass production can begin.
Apple’s plans for the iPhone Ultra have been a hot-button topic in recent months. Just days ago, it was reported that Apple had increased its orders for the vapor cooling system that would be used in its debut foldable.
Despite that news, rumors of a potential delay have been commonplace. More recently, a report from July 2026 sought to ease fears that Apple would miss its fall release window.
Now, a DigiTimes report claims that the iPhone Ultra’s launch is once more in question, with assembler Foxconn still making “adjustments” to its mass production plans.
Rumor Score: 🤔 Possible