Apple to Launch Foldable iPad or MacBook by 2025, Shifting Focus from iPhone

Apple's first foray into foldable technology will likely be a larger device, diverging from the foldable iPhone speculation.

Apple is reportedly focusing on developing a foldable iPad or MacBook, with expectations to launch by 2025 or later.
The company has been working on foldable technology for at least five years, with design efforts now converging ahead of mass production plans.
Despite rumors of a foldable iPhone, Apple's first foldable device is likely to be a larger gadget, such as a tablet or notebook.
Apple's move into foldable devices comes as the foldable phone market remains small, with foldable phones representing only 1% of the global smartphone market.
The potential foldable device could be a 20-inch MacBook, iPad, or hybrid product, offering dual-use as a notebook and a standalone monitor.