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Titanium, LTPO screens, 48 MP cameras and 5,800 mAh may be the portrait of the future iPhone Ultra

SAPO Tek3 September 2026 at 11:30

Rumors about Apple's first foldable iPhone are beginning to reveal detailed specifications about the device, which is expected to be designated as iPhone Ultra. The device should feature a titanium frame, a material that Apple already uses in some of its Pro devices, providing greater resistance and lightness to the equipment.

Regarding the screen, rumors point to the use of LTPO technology with a 120 Hz refresh rate, allowing for a smoother and more energy-efficient visual experience. This specification is consistent with the display standards that Apple has been implementing in its most recent devices.

The iPhone Ultra camera system should include 48 megapixel sensors, maintaining Apple's trend of focusing on high resolutions for image capture. This specification represents a significant leap from previous generations and positions the device as a competitive option in the premium smartphone market.

The battery is another highlight mentioned, with a capacity of 5,800 mAh that promises to guarantee substantial autonomy. These combined specifications suggest that Apple is preparing a top-of-the-line device focused on durability, visual performance and photography, positioning the iPhone Ultra as a milestone in the company's product line.

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