A new source claims that the iPhone Fold’s key component, a smooth‑edge screen from Samsung, will start large‑scale manufacturing in May.  

This update follows a previous post that said the whole device would go into production by July.  

Earlier this year, Samsung showcased a prototype of its latest folding panel at CES, showing how far the technology has come.  

Apple had long been rumored to explore foldable phones but paused until a design without visible creases was ready.  

Now it seems that threshold has been crossed, and the company may finally launch a crease‑free foldable iPhone.  

The upcoming device will also run the new iOS 27, adding features that make apps feel like they belong on an iPad.  

Details about memory, storage, and price are also emerging as the launch date approaches.  

If the May mass‑production claim holds, Apple could begin shipping a new kind of smartphone sooner than expected.


# Apple Eyes Fold‑Free iPhone: Samsung’s Screen Set for May Production

Apple is reportedly moving forward with its long‑awaited foldable phone, with a **Samsung‑made smooth‑edge display** slated to hit large‑scale manufacturing in May.  
This follows an earlier claim that the device would enter full production by July.

- **Prototype Progress** – Samsung unveiled a folding panel prototype at CES, demonstrating significant strides in crease‑free technology.  
- **Design Breakthrough** – Apple’s push for a foldable iPhone without visible creases appears to be coming to fruition.  
- **Software Integration** – The upcoming device will run **iOS 27**, offering features that blur the line between phone and iPad.  
- **Speculation on Specs** – Memory, storage options, and pricing details are gradually emerging as the launch date nears.  

If May mass‑production is accurate, Apple could start shipping a new type of smartphone sooner than anticipated.



Apple’s Foldable Phone Display Is About to Hit Mass Production

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