Author:Wall Street CN
Apple's foldable iPhone development has encountered another setback, dragging down its stock price significantly.
According to Nikkei Asia, Apple's foldable iPhone is currently facing technical obstacles in the engineering testing phase. The complexity of the related engineering problems and the time required to resolve them have exceeded expectations, and the first shipments may be delayed by several months as a result.
The report quoted a source familiar with the situation as saying, "Indeed, there were more problems than expected in the early trial production phase, and additional time was needed to resolve these issues and make the necessary adjustments."
Following the announcement, Apple's stock price fell 4.3% on Tuesday.

The news directly impacted market sentiment. Apple's stock price had previously risen by a cumulative 5% over four consecutive trading days, and this decline has erased all of those recent gains.
Previously, media reports indicated that Apple's foldable iPhone, when unfolded, will adopt an iPad-like user interface, emphasizing a large-screen productivity experience. This product is considered one of Apple's most anticipated hardware innovations in recent years, and the market is highly sensitive to changes in its mass production timeline.












