The long-awaited foldable iPhone appears to be taking a significant step towards reality, with reports suggesting that production could begin as early as late 2025.

Donald Trump threatens a 25% import tariff on smartphones not made in the U.S., targeting Apple and Samsung amid growing concerns over offshore manufacturing. The move could raise prices and reshape global supply chains, especially as Apple expands production in India.

Apple is set to shift all iPhone assembly for the US market to India by 2026, aiming to dodge tariffs and diversify its supply chain. The move comes amid escalating US-China trade tensions and a push for manufacturing resilience.

As the brand-new iPhone 16 lineup is all set to arrive, Apple is likely to conduct its largest product event of the year on September 10. During the launch event, the company will unveil its latest products, including iPhones, watches, AirPods, etc.  Along with the launch of the latest iPhone series, Apple is also expected […]