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While Android smartphone manufacturers have released their fair share of foldable devices, Apple is running wild in the rumor mill. We have heard several times in the news that Apple might be working on a foldable iPhone which will launch in the years to come. However, there have been no solid leaks or confirmations pertaining to the category. Nonetheless, this does not stop users to visualise their own. That's right, a YouTuber has paired Raspberry Pi with a foldable display in order to mimic a working foldable iPhone.

A YouTube channel with the name Strange Parts has been working to create his own working foldable iPhone. There have been no major lucks so far, but the man has been able to showcase how iOS would look like on a foldable display. In his latest video, Scotty has connected Raspberry Pi with a foldable screen and wireless mirrored his iPhone. As you can see in the video below, Scotty is able to bend the panel with the iPhone's operating system running flawlessly.