iPhone Ultra could arrive in September and brings important weapon against Android foldables
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iPhone Ultra could arrive in September and brings important weapon against Android foldables

SAPO Notícias2 September 2026 at 20:30

Apple could present its first foldable iPhone at the September 9 event. The device is informally known as iPhone Ultra. This will probably be the most expensive smartphone in the brand's history, but will also bring an important weapon against Android foldables.

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