The iPhone Fold has been spotted in the wild as a dummy unit, and it has caught my interest.

      Leaked dummy unit images of Apple's forthcoming foldable device reveal a 7.8-inch internal display, side-mounted Touch ID, and only one available color option.

      New dummy unit images released by leaker Sonny Dickson on X provide the clearest indication so far of Apple's first foldable iPhone, anticipated to debut later this year alongside the iPhone 18 series. The visuals confirm numerous design aspects that have been circulating in rumors for months, with one detail being particularly surprising.

      Details revealed by the dummy unit

      The iPhone Fold dummy depicts a book-style foldable featuring a roughly 7.8-inch internal display when open, approximating the screen size of an iPad mini. The front camera is located in the top-left corner of that inner display. The outer display is about 5.5 inches, and when closed, the phone adopts a compact and wide shape, resembling a passport more than a typical iPhone.

      The initial look at the iPhone Fold dummy unit suggests that Apple will not offer a variety of colors, with white appearing to be the sole option available. What are your thoughts? pic.twitter.com/olMzm6t6Ts— Sonny Dickson (@SonnyDickson) June 7, 2026

      Two rear cameras are evident on the exterior of the device. Notably, Face ID is missing, which aligns with rumors indicating that the device will employ Touch ID through the side button for unlocking and Apple Pay transactions.

      Is there only one color?

      An intriguing point raised by Dickson pertains to the color options. Though previous leaks suggested that the Fold would be available in black and white, Dickson now indicates that white may be the only color option upon release. Apple has previously introduced new product lines with limited color options, gradually expanding the available choices in subsequent generations, making this scenario plausible.

      The upcoming iOS 27, expected to be announced soon at WWDC 2026, might shed more light on how Apple is configuring the software experience for the foldable format. Reports indicate that the update could include foldable-specific features like split-screen multitasking and an iPad-style user interface, with the keynote potentially offering further hints about the device.

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      Have you ever wondered what data your iPhone apps are collecting? This app unveils it all in detail.

      This iPhone app reveals the concerning data your apps can discreetly access.

      Apple places a strong emphasis on privacy for its products, particularly the iPhone. These points often feature prominently in their announcements, creating a sense of security regarding your device. However, this perception changes upon discovering how much ordinary device information apps can quietly access.

      The security research team Mysk has released Loupe: What Apps Can See, a free iOS app aimed at informing users about the information third-party apps can retrieve through public iOS APIs. The app is available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, categorized under Developer Tools and requires iOS 17 or newer.

      What if Pokémon Go became a reality? This app allows you to log every animal you encounter in the real world.

      Spot it, snap it, collect it. Your neighborhood just transformed into a creature index.

      Pokémon Go captured public imagination upon its release, fulfilling the childhood promise of "Gotta catch 'em all!" At its peak, the game boasted a monthly player base of about 200 million, a remarkable number.

      Now, a new iOS application called Gotcha aims to replicate that success, but with the twist of capturing real animals instead of Pokémon. The premise is straightforward and engaging: point your phone at any creature, whether it's a pigeon or a stray cat, and Gotcha isolates it from the background, identifies it, and adds it to your personal collection.

      Samsung's leak unveils the Galaxy S26 FE, which surprisingly doesn’t appear to be made from leftover parts.

      Samsung might have unintentionally made the FE phone look exceptionally appealing this time around.

      The upcoming Galaxy S26 FE could finally be receiving the aesthetic upgrade fans have long desired. Recent leaked renders and information indicate that the latest Fan Edition phone might feature a more refined flagship-like design rather than resembling a collection of surplus premium components combined into a budget device.

      According to a recent detection on the WPC website by 9to5Google, the Galaxy S26 FE is expected to closely mirror Samsung's principal Galaxy S26 series, adopting narrower bezels, a sleeker chassis, and an overall significantly more premium look. While prior FE models often provided solid specifications for the price, they were frequently criticized for appearing and feeling like obvious compromises compared to Samsung's flagship Galaxy S series offerings.