iPhone Mirroring on macOS 27 alludes to the foldable iPhone
Shortly after announcing its new software updates, Apple released the first developer betas, including of the macOS 27. Among the many new features, the new desktop OS also has an intriguing update to the iPhone Mirroring.For the first time, users can resize the app’s window to a horizontal display. Discovered by researcher Aaron Perris, the new option displays the phone’s content as if it were a wider device. Maybe an iPad or, you know, a wide-screen foldable iPhone that’s yet to be announced.
iOS 27 code also references foldable features
Apple also launched the iOS 27 beta and developer frameworks, which appear to reference its foldable iPhone. Spotted by Sam Henri Gold, the frameworks include lines mentioning “foldState” and “angleDegrees.”
The iOS 27 code alluring to a foldable iPhone. | Image by @samhenrigold on X
Even more revealing is a check to get the total count of built-in displays. Such a tool wouldn’t be necessary for current iPhone models, all of which come with just one display.
Never mentioned, but still present
The iPhone Ultra has been the subject of numerous leaks, which have revealed some of its key specs. For example, those two built-in displays may include a 7.8-inch screen on the inside and a 5.5-inch on the outside.
Unlike most foldables, such as the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, the iPhone Ultra will be a shorter and wider device. The design has sparked rumors about a similar wide Galaxy Z Fold 8, and Huawei already launched its own wide Pura X Max.
My colleague Sebastian argues that Apple should, I quote, let the teasers out and show the curves, hinges, and mostly software of its foldable. He thinks the July Galaxy Unpacked event could prompt such a move, but I doubt that would be the case. Apple just doesn’t do such things, and I can’t see a reason to begin now.
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