The iPhone Duo Event Left Me With Big Questions
Spending time with the iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro has Bridget Carey rethinking what’s important in an iPhone upgrade. She breaks down the standout Duo features, what the crease is really like, and the questions she has for the future of Apple Watch and the next era of Apple. Read more about the iPhone Duo and Apple’s iPhone 18 event: I Saw the iPhone Duo’s Crease.
- ▪Spending time with the iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro has Bridget Carey rethinking what’s important in an iPhone upgrade.
- ▪She breaks down the standout Duo features, what the crease is really like, and the questions she has for the future of Apple Watch and the next era of Apple.
- ▪Read more about the iPhone Duo and Apple’s iPhone 18 event: I Saw the iPhone Duo’s Crease.
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Spending time with the iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro has Bridget Carey rethinking what’s important in an iPhone upgrade. She breaks down the standout Duo features, what the crease is really like, and the questions she has for the future of Apple Watch and the next era of Apple. Read more about the iPhone Duo and Apple’s iPhone 18 event: I Saw the iPhone Duo’s Crease. BarelyMy Favorite Things From Apple’s iPhone 18 EventApple’s iPhone Duo Is an Engineering Marvel, but Should You Buy 1st Gen? Timecode chapters00:00 Apple’s new iPhone tricks00:14 Reporting from the iPhone event at Apple Park00:19 Opening and closing the iPhone duo00:28 Big changes coming to iPhone00:38 John Ternus has one more thing00:46 Bridget Carey’s iPhone duo event experience01:03 iPhone duo01:14 Taking video on iPhone…
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