Apple is reportedly preparing to launch its first foldable iPhone later this year, and alleged leaked dummy units of the device recently gives a peek into what the device could look like. Fresh images shared by well-known leaker Sonny Dickson show a more realistic version of the rumored device, including displays, cameras and even a visible crease on the folding screen. Unlike many foldable smartphones currently on the market, the rumored device, often referred to as the iPhone Ultra, is expected to feature a shorter and wider design. The form factor is said to provide an iPad-like experience when unfolded.iPhone Fold leaked dummy units reveal design detailsApple’s first foldable iPhone is likely to be called iPhone Fold. The latest dummy units shows both the outer and inner displays, making the device appear closer to a finished product than previous mockups.The leaked images show an edge-to-edge outer display with a centered front camera cutout, a design that would be a first for Apple. The internal display appears to place the front-facing camera toward the left side.On the back, the device features a horizontal camera bar that houses a dual-camera setup. According to Dickson, the foldable iPhone may launch only in a white colour option.The dummy units also show a faint crease running through the middle of the inner display.Reports suggest Apple has been working to reduce the visibility of the crease through the use of a structural glass mid-frame and improvements in optically clear adhesive (OCA) technology. However, the crease is still expected to be present. One rumour claims it could be around 0.15mm deep with a fold angle of less than 2.5 degrees.Since dummy units are generally created by accessory makers ahead of a product launch, the final version could differ from what is seen in the leaked images.iPhone Fold: Expected specificationsApple’s first foldable iPhone is said to feature a 5.5-inch outer display and a 7.8-inch inner screen. Other expected features include Touch ID, a titanium frame and Apple's A20 chipset.