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Apple May Skip Standard iPhone 18 in 2026, Prioritize Pro and Foldable Models

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The iPhone 17 has emerged as the best-selling smartphone worldwide in 2025. Reports indicate Apple may delay the launch of the standard iPhone 18 to 2027, breaking its usual annual release cycle. The company is reportedly planning to prioritize Pro variants and its much-anticipated foldable iPhone in 2026 instead. A new iPhone Air model is also expected to follow after the premium devices. Apple's September 2026 event is expected to focus on these higher-end offerings.

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