Apple to Focus on Battery Life and Power Efficiency in Future Premium Devices [Rumor]

Apple aims to achieve a slimmer design and reduced power consumption for its first foldable device by improving the Display Driver IC, according to a post by yeux1122 on Naver.

The leaker claims Apple is prioritizing battery enhancements and power-efficient components for its upcoming high-end devices. The foldable iPhone, in particular, will allegedly feature significant upgrades to its DDI components. These improvements are designed to reduce power consumption while enabling a thinner profile—a key goal for the device's debut.

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This information comes from a parts supplier source.

Apple is said to be focusing more on increasing battery capacity and improving the power efficiency of key components in future premium products.

In particular, for its first foldable device, Apple aims to achieve a slimmer design by improving the display DDI (Display Driver IC) component. (*The improved display and components are also expected to reduce power consumption.)
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Prior rumors have suggested that Apple's foldable will cost between $2,000 and $2,500, with a titanium alloy frame and a book-style design featuring a 7.8-inch inner display and a 5.5-inch outer screen. The company will like finalize the foldable's specifications by mid-2025, with mass production slated for late 2026.

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