Apple iPhone Duo: A Reality Check From a Fold-aholic
The iPhone Duo delivers top-tier craftsmanship and clever crease-hiding tech. Look closer, though, and you’ll find basic two-app windowing, delayed stylus support without pressure controls and an upgrade cycle designed to keep your wallet on permanent lease. Read more about the Apple iPhone Duo folding phone: iPhone Duo’s Under-Screen Camera: Invisible, but at What Cost?A Breakthrough?
- ▪The iPhone Duo delivers top-tier craftsmanship and clever crease-hiding tech.
- ▪Look closer, though, and you’ll find basic two-app windowing, delayed stylus support without pressure controls and an upgrade cycle designed to keep your wallet on permanent lease.
- ▪Read more about the Apple iPhone Duo folding phone: iPhone Duo’s Under-Screen Camera: Invisible, but at What Cost?A Breakthrough?
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- ▪ Apple iPhone Duo makes developers think in folds — www.theregister.com - Articles
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The iPhone Duo delivers top-tier craftsmanship and clever crease-hiding tech. Look closer, though, and you’ll find basic two-app windowing, delayed stylus support without pressure controls and an upgrade cycle designed to keep your wallet on permanent lease. Read more about the Apple iPhone Duo folding phone: iPhone Duo’s Under-Screen Camera: Invisible, but at What Cost?A Breakthrough? Or Just Breakable? Apple Unveiled the iPhone Duo, and CNET Writers Have Many ThoughtsiPhone Duo Memes: The Duolingo Owl Is Hooting Mad That Apple Stole His Name Timecode chapters0:00 Introduction0:20 iPhone Duo design and build quality0:50 Galaxy Z Fold 8 vs.
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