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Foldable iPhone 'Ultra' Set for Production in July Despite Hinge Issues

Apple is reportedly moving forward with mass production for its foldable iPhone Ultra this July, overcoming several technical hinge challenges.

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Reports indicate that development remains on track, with the majority of previously identified hinge issues now resolved. Coverage from PhoneArena, Mashable, 9to5Mac, Macworld, and GSMArena emphasizes that competitors are monitoring the release to gauge the device's performance.

Sources also distinguish between the status of the Ultra model and other rumored projects, noting that the iPhone Ultra 2 has received approval while the iPhone Air 3 has not. Future updates depend on the actual launch performance of the device.

Coverage does not yet specify exact retail availability or technical specifications beyond the hinge developments.

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When does mass production start?

Mass production of the foldable iPhone Ultra is set to begin in July 2026.

Are the technical issues resolved?

According to reports, most hinge-related issues have been resolved.

What is the status of other iPhone models?

Reports state that the iPhone Ultra 2 has been given the go-ahead, while the iPhone Air 3 has not.

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