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iPhone Ultra 3D-printed hinge problems reportedly solved, ready for September launch

Apple’s foldable iPhone Ultra clears final hurdle—just in time for a September debut.

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The focus now shifts to software optimization, with *Cult of Mac* showcasing resizable app interfaces designed for the foldable form factor, hinting at a September launch timeline. Visual previews, like those in *Cult of Mac*’s gallery, underscore Apple’s push to redefine the smartphone experience with adaptive interfaces.

Next steps hinge on Apple’s official announcement and hands-on reviews post-launch. Coverage does not yet specify pricing, availability regions, or whether this model will replace or complement existing iPhone lines.

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Quick answers

Are the hinge issues completely fixed?

Coverage from *MacRumors* and *PhoneArena* states that 'most' problems have been resolved, though no details on remaining risks are provided.

Will the iPhone Ultra launch in September?

All four sources cite September as the target launch month, with production set to begin in July.

How does this compare to Samsung’s foldable phones?

Coverage does not yet compare features or market positioning, but Samsung’s Galaxy Z series remains the dominant foldable competitor.

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