Apple is anticipated to introduce its first foldable smartphone, potentially named the iPhone Fold, later this year. New dummy unit photos reveal that the device will feature a 7.8-inch inner display and a 5.5-inch outer display. The design resembles a passport when closed, with the front-facing camera located in the top-left corner of the inner screen. Unlike previous models, the iPhone Fold will utilize Touch ID for unlocking and Apple Pay, foregoing Face ID capabilities. Initial color options may be limited, with speculation that only black and white will be available at launch. Historically, Apple has introduced new products with fewer color choices, gradually expanding options in subsequent releases. Reports suggest that the foldable iPhone will emphasize build quality, particularly the hinge, which is expected to feature a nearly invisible crease. Furthermore, the device is likely to leverage the existing iPad app ecosystem, ensuring a robust software lineup from day one. Insights into iOS 27, which will be unveiled soon, may provide additional details about the software experience for the foldable iPhone.