New Delhi, June 26 -- Apple's first foldable iPhone is reportedly back on track for its planned September launch after overcoming a key hurdle related to its hinge.

According to a new report by The Elec, Apple has completed the final verification stage for the iPhone Ultra and will now begin mass production of the device by the end of July.

The report, citing Apple supply chain officials in Korea and Taiwan, notes that the company has finalised the key specifications for the iPhone Ultra, including the display, case, and mechanical components, and is now entering the mass production phase.

Apple's long-time manufacturing partner, Foxconn, is reportedly expected to begin mass-producing the foldable iPhone by the end of next month.

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