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iOS 27 code has clear signs that a folding iPhone is coming soon

AppleInsider • Mon, 08 Jun 2026

Code sleuths are diving into iOS 27 and finding hints about the unreleased iPhone Fold , and finding subroutines that report just how open or shut the foldable might be. Code in iOS 27 hints at iPhone Fold Apple does its best to hide any code that might give away some future product, but it isn't always perfect. Code references in iOS 27 show some of what Apple is preparing for the upcoming iPhone Fold. Even though there hasn't been a single component leak or information about mass production starting, some believe iPhone Fold is still coming in September. These bits of code certainly suggest Apple is working to release iPhone Fold, but say little else. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Code sleuths are diving into iOS 27 and finding hints about the unreleased iPhone Fold , and finding subroutines that report just how open or shut the foldable might be.

Code in iOS 27 hints at iPhone Fold Apple does its best to hide any code that might give away some future product, but it isn't always perfect.

Code references in iOS 27 show some of what Apple is preparing for the upcoming iPhone Fold.

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