The red images, claimed to be the iPhone Ultra design, turned out to be related to Xiaomi. Details about Apple’s new foldable model are in our news.
Images shared by Evan Blass, a reputable figure in the technology world, and claimed to be of the highly anticipated iPhone Ultra model, have been refuted by Bloomberg editor Mark Gurman. The images, which were alleged to be of a foldable iPhone design that Cupertino-based tech giant Apple has not yet released, and which particularly stood out with their striking red color, turned out to be digital designs created by Xiaomi.
This development, occurring before the annual event to be held at Apple Park on September 9th, has caused a great stir among technology enthusiasts. Gurman stated unequivocally that the images in question do not reflect reality and that Apple is not working on such color options.
Apple Sticks to Traditional Color Options
Technology analysts predict that Apple will avoid radical color changes in its foldable phone strategy. It is stated that the company will prefer tones such as space gray, black, and silver, which offer a more classic and corporate look. Contrary to the leaked information, the absence of red or green variations of the device alignments with Apple’s design ideology. Some sources even argue that a deeper indigo shade could be used instead of black, or that the black option could be ruled out altogether.
Event Calendar Begins to Take Shape
The technology world is focused on Apple’s iPhone-focused launch event on Wednesday, September 9th. The event, to be held at Apple Park in California, will begin at 10:00 local time.
Announced with the slogan “Surprise and shine,” this special night is expected to showcase the foldable iPhone model as well as the new generation iPhone 18 Pro series. Industry representatives believe this launch will reshape the competition in the portable technology market.
The Origin of Leaked Images Raises Suspicion
The images shared by Evan Blass and reported by many technology outlets turned out to be from Xiaomi, once again highlighting the information pollution in the world of leaks. While there is no clear evidence that the images were prepared by Xiaomi, it is being considered that this could be a marketing strategy or a digital deception. Experts warn that caution should be exercised regarding such images until Apple’s official announcement.
Do you think Apple is sticking to the classic color palette in the foldable phone market, or should it also consider more vibrant and eye-catching color options like its Competitors? Share your opinions with us in the comments section below.