Apple Inc. officially announces a foldable iPhone model (marketed as 'iPhone Ultra') at the September 2026 Event (September 9, 2026), confirmed via Apple press release or apple.com product page
Partial Hit
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Published on 24. August 2026
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Predicted for 9. September 2026
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Based on: Speculative
Multiple reliable leakers (Ming-Chi Kuo, Mark Gurman) and tech media (Tom's Guide, Geeky Gadgets, Techgenyz, as of August 2026) consistently confirm Apple will announce a book-style foldable iPhone at its fall 2026 event – marketed as 'iPhone Ultra.' Expected specs: 5.4 cm cover display, 7.8-inch inner screen (4:3), A20 chip, Touch ID, price above $2,000. The prediction targets the announcement, not the sales launch. Manifold Markets estimates ~70%, Metaculus ~68% for an Apple foldable announcement in 2026.
Data basis for this prediction
- Tom's Guide: 'All new products expected at Apple September 2026 Event – iPhone Ultra confirmed' (Aug 2026)
- Geeky Gadgets: 'Apple Sept Event 2026 Leaks – foldable book-style iPhone Ultra, Watch Ultra 4' (Aug 2026)
- Techgenyz: 'iPhone 18 Pro, Ultra foldable, AirPods Pro 3 at Sept 9 event' (Aug 2026)
- Manifold Markets / Metaculus Konsens: ~68–70 % für Apple Foldable Announcement 2026
Verdict: Partial Hit
Apple hielt am 9. September 2026 tatsächlich sein Herbst-Event ('Surprise and Shine') ab und kündigte darin offiziell ein faltbares iPhone an – bestätigt durch eine Apple-Pressemitteilung auf apple.com (apple.com/newsroom/2026/09/apple-unveils-iphone-duo/). Die Kernvorhersage (faltbares iPhone, September-Event, offizielle Ankündigung) traf also ein. Falsch lag die Vorhersage beim entscheidenden Namens-Kriterium: Das Gerät heißt 'iPhone Duo', nicht 'iPhone Ultra', wie von Ming-Chi Kuo, Mark Gurman und den meisten Leakern erwartet. Apple nutzte den 'Ultra'-Namen nicht – dieser war offenbar intern zugunsten von 'Duo' verworfen worden (MacRumors: 'RIP, iPhone Ultra'). Preis ($1.999) und Ankündigungstermin stimmten überein, aber das explizit genannte Branding-Kriterium ('vermarktet als iPhone Ultra') ist nicht erfüllt.
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