A report out of South Korea says that Apple is working on a 20.5-inch foldable MacBook Pro that would be followed by an iPhone Fold.
) reports that Samsung Display Managing Director Baek Seung-in made a presentation during the Korean Information Display Society's Society for Information Display review. During this talk, Seung-in discussed how the durability of foldable displays has been improving even though they are not nearly as durable as non-foldable screens.
The report states that Apple is working on a foldable device with Samsung Display and LG Display and that Apple is waiting to receive certain patents related to this product. The report also notes that besides waiting for certain patents, Apple plans to hold off on releasing a foldable until the creases seen on current devices are removed in the manufacturing process. Once Apple releases a foldable device, more companies in the industry are expected to offer foldable panels and products.
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