The MacRumors Show discusses Apple's future iPhone plans, specifically focusing on upcoming models from 2026 onwards. Apple is reportedly shifting its release strategy to a staggered approach to avoid marketing fatigue and manage a growing product line. The iPhone 17 lineup will be followed by the iPhone 18 models, including an "Air" and Pro versions in fall 2026, along with the introduction of the first foldable iPhone. The Pro models will introduce under-display Face ID and improved cameras, while the foldable will have a book-style design with Touch ID and a slim profile. Spring 2027 will see the release of standard iPhone 18 and "e" models. In fall 2027, Apple plans to launch the iPhone 19 Air with a larger display and a Pro lineup with a "bold" redesign, including under-display front cameras for a true all-screen experience. A second-generation foldable iPhone is also planned for the same fall release. Further ahead, the standard iPhone 19 models may arrive in spring 2028, following the new staggered release schedule. Apple executives suggest the iPhone could become obsolete within a decade, replaced by AI-powered wearables. The MacRumors Show encourages listeners to subscribe to their YouTube channel and podcast for more news.
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