Foldable iPhone will have new technology to increase battery life

According to PhoneArena , the latest leaks from China's Weibo social network are fueling expectations for Apple's first foldable iPhone. Accordingly, the 'bitten apple' is said to be developing a new type of screen control chip, promising to bring impressive battery life to this foldable device.

The foldable iPhone is what the tech world is waiting for

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Foldable iPhone will have impressive battery life

This information was revealed by technology news leaker Mobile Phone Chip Expert, who has a good reputation in predicting Apple products. The source said that Apple is looking to solve the power consumption problem on the foldable iPhone by upgrading the display control IC chip from 28nm to 16nm.

Potential benefits from the new display driver chip include:

• Power saving: 16nm process significantly reduces power consumption, extending battery life for foldable iPhone.
• Better heat dissipation: More compact chip reduces heat generated during operation.
• Manufacturing cost savings: Smaller manufacturing processes optimize the number of chips produced per wafer.

There are also other notable rumors about the first foldable iPhone, such as a book-folding design similar to the Galaxy Z Fold, expected to launch in the second half of 2026 or early 2027. The price of this device could be very high (twice that of the iPhone 16 Pro Max), with the ability to completely eliminate the screen crease. Apple is even developing a foldable iPad with a large screen and Face ID hidden under the screen.

Apple's focus on optimizing battery life for the foldable iPhone shows that the company is paying close attention to the user experience. When it launches, the foldable iPhone will have to compete with heavyweights such as the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and foldable phones from OnePlus, Oppo, and Honor.

Will this 'secret weapon' help Apple dominate the potential foldable phone market? Let's wait for further information from the Cupertino tech giant.

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