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Apple's First Folding iPhone May Not Arrive Until 2027, TechRadar Reports

TechRadar says Apple's first folding iPhone may not arrive until 2027, per an Oct. 16, 2026 article by Jacob Krol.

AI News Feed · 2026-10-17 03:53

The article was written by Jacob Krol, TechRadar's US Managing Editor for News. Krol joined TechRadar in May 2024 and is based in New York City. Before joining TechRadar, he was Senior Editor, Technology and Commerce at TheStreet, where he focused on consumer technology products. He was also a founding member at CNN Underscored, where he built and grew the electronics section, and previously worked as a Tech Writer at Mashable covering news, reviews, and evergreen content.

Krol has covered major technology companies including Apple, Samsung, Google, and Microsoft. He has tested smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, smart home gadgets, speakers, earbuds, headphones, televisions, and smart glasses. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Media & Communication cum laude with a minor in Innovation and Entrepreneurship from Muhlenberg College. During his time on campus, he interned at CNET, Fox News, CNN, and CNBC, and he founded his own tech blog, NJTechReviews, in 2010.