Apple's first foldable device has been revealed in a leaked photo shared by Ice Universe, showing a wide-style design rather than the conventional book-style format. The image confirms earlier leaks featuring dummies and CAD schematics, showing Cupertino's entry into the foldable market. The device will come in Silver and Navy Blue colors, with no vibrant options for Apple's inaugural foldable.

The iPhone Fold measures 120.6mm tall and 167.6mm wide when unfolded, collapsing to 9.23mm thick (13mm with camera island). Despite expectations, the device lacks a third camera system, featuring only two camera modules. Apple's first foldable represents a significant design departure from competitors, focusing on a horizontal rather than vertical folding mechanism.

Apple's foldable is reportedly set for a September launch with an expected price of $2,000. The high price point may limit initial adoption, but the premium positioning could quickly propel Apple into the top three foldable manufacturers. Supply constraints are expected at launch, with production reportedly facing challenges meeting anticipated demand.