Apple is taking its sweet time when it comes to releasing its first device with a foldable display. They’re all over the Android phone market and they’re good products–if you don’t mind the crease that appears down the middle of the screen where the display folds. We hear about reports and patents of possible foldable Apple devices, but they haven’t been as substantial as reports from analyst MIng-Chi Kuo, who reported a few months ago that Apple is developing an all-screen, foldable MacBook.
On Wednesday, Kuo posted on X an update, stating that the foldable MacBook’s “mass production delayed significantly.” Apparently, “technical challenges” have caused Apple to push the project out a year or two from the original 2026 timeline. Apple has also settled on an 18.8-inch design, scrapping the larger 20.25-inch device.
Read more at Macworld.com