Apple’s Big iPhone Makeover: Foldable, Bezel-Free, and Flip Models Coming Soon!

Apple is set to release three new iPhones in the next few years. The company will unveil three varying iPhone designs in the next three years, starting from 2026, as revealed by a new leak from a trustworthy Korean tipster, Yeux1122, on Naver. This series features a foldable iPhone, a bezel-less model, and a flip-style clamshell phone. While Apple has not commented officially as yet, this timeline makes sense given the company's interest in next-generation flexible screens. If confirmed, this would be the first significant iPhone redesign since 2007.

The first foldable iPhone may roll out in 2026. Leaked rumors indicate that the phone will fold open from the side like a book, have a 7.8-inch creaseless screen, and have dual rear cameras. Some reports suggest that Apple may also incorporate under-display Face ID or Touch ID for a cleaner look.

With this launch, Apple will enter the foldable category, following brands like Samsung, Google, and Oppo. Reports suggest its price could be around $2,000 (approximately Rs. 1,75,648), making it the most expensive iPhone ever.

In 2027, Apple may release a bezel-free model for the iPhone's 20th anniversary. As the name suggests, this phone will have no bezels, and its OLED screen will curve around all four edges. It's said to have a "flat candy bar" design and will retain Face ID. Interestingly, Apple has reportedly been working on this technology since the iPhone 6, while Samsung Display began developing it in 2023.

Apple is also preparing to release a flip-style iPhone. This phone will be different from the book-style foldable phone and will fold vertically like a clamshell. A small screen on the outside will be for notifications and AI shortcuts, while the main display will be located inside. However, these details are based on leaks and cannot be considered confirmed.