Apple reportedly has an iPhone model that’s thinner and another that folds in the pipeline.
The tech giant is working to launch the two new designs in the coming years, with the skinny device targeting 2025 and the foldable phone slated to potentially arrive the year or so after that, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday, citing unnamed sources.
The thickness of the thin iPhone will reportedly clock in at less than 8 millimeters. It may also come with less-complex cameras, according to the outlet.
The thinner device will seek to appeal to people in the market for an iPhone with a smaller price-tag than the higher-end models that Apple makes, The Journal reported.
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