Apple Surprise and Shine event is just a couple of days ahead of us, and leaks and rumours related to the first-ever foldable phone, iPhone Ultra, from the series. And in a recent development, an alleged iPhone Fold mock-up is going viral online just days before the event. The functional-looking prototype was shown by Canadian YouTube channel Unbox Therapy, giving viewers an early look at what Apple's upcoming foldable phones could look like. The video features an alleged Chinese mock-up of the phone, and it has already crossed 1.9 million views. Host Lewis Hilsenteger said the quality of recent prototypes coming out of China has been improving. However, the phone shown in the video is not the final retail product. The alleged iPhone Fold is expected to use a book-style folding design, with a smaller display on the outside and a large screen that can be seen when the phone is in unfolded state. The prototype shown in the video has a design similar to other large foldable phones already available in the market. It has a cover display on the front and a large internal display. Reports cited in the source material suggest the outer display could measure around 5.5 inches and the primary display could be around 7.8-inches. The video also shows two camera sensors on the rear panel of the phone, and the volume controls appear to be positioned toward the top, while the additional buttons of the same can be seen near the hinge area. Hilsenteger said that these buttons could be related to the folding mechanism and could have functions connected to taking photos and videos while the phone is closed. Apart from that, the prototype can be seen visible crease running through the middle of the internal display. Previous reports and leaks have also suggested that Apple could work to make the crease less noticeable on its foldable phone. That's all we got to see in the video. However, it cannot be said that this is the final design of the phone, and the reader to take the information with a pinch of salt until Apple announces the device officially. A career journalist who spent six years playing around with smartphones, apps and gaming. As a hobby, Rudra enjoys researching mobile games, watching ... View More