Apple's first foldable iPhone is shaping up to be quite a solid contender against Samsung's Galaxy-branded foldables and Google's Pixel Fold. We have previously reported that the iPhone Fold will feature an internal display of 7.76 inches, and today, a leaker shared details on the resolution of the inner and outer screens. Apple's foldable iPhone leak suggests sharper display resolution with an under-screen camera for an intrusion-free experience Apple's forthcoming foldable iPhone, also rumored as the iPhone Fold, will feature two screens in a book-style design. A Chinese leaker who goes by the name of Digital Chat Station claims that the inner display will be 7.76 inches with a resolution of 2,713 x 1,920 and an in-display "under-screen camera technology." The outer 5.49-inch display will have a 2,088 x 1,422 resolution, but unlike the inner display, it will have a punch-hole camera. The leaker also previously claimed that the iPhone Fold will have a 4:3 aspect ratio for the inner display and leaked the dimensions of the display. Prominent analyst Ming-Chi Kuo also corroborated these findings and added that the inner display will be free of any creases, which has been a major point of concern for Apple since early rumors emerged. However, there have been no reports suggesting that the inner display will have an in-display camera sensor, making it the first. It is possible that Apple puts the Dynamic Island on the outer display of the iPhone Fold for faster authentication. This could be the reason why the company is opting for a hole-punch on the outer display rather than on the inside. However, Apple could ditch Face ID altogether for the Fold, opting for a more tradition Touch ID solution, possibly in the Power Button. It was previously reported that Apple is also working on a large 18.8-inch foldable iPad, and the leaker previously claimed that the device will feature the new in-display Face ID sensors for authentication purposes. If the news has any heft, the foldable iPad running macOS could be the first to get under-screen Face ID sensors. Kuo also believes that Apple will let go of Face ID for its iPhone Fold, but it remains to be seen if the company will opt for Touch ID in the Power Button like the iPad Air lineup or put an in-display sensor similar to the Galaxy S25 lineup. It is believed that Apple will launch its first foldable iPhone by the end of next year with a price tag of as much as $2,000. According to analyst Jeff Pu, the device has already entered the New Product Introduction phase. We will share more details on the iPhone Fold as we get closer to the launch. Would you upgrade to the foldable iPhone if it costs $2,000 or more? Deal of the Day