- Apple has unveiled the iPhone Duo, a foldable smartphone that bends and opens. According to the source, the outer screen is 5.4 inches and the inner screen when unfolded is 7.6 inches, and the fold crease is barely visible.
- Instead of face recognition, it has Touch ID fingerprint sensing in the power button, and the camera has two lenses, a main lens and an ultra-wide lens. The source says the inner screen has a nano-texture (a finish made by finely processing the surface).
- The iOS 27 controls and apps have been redesigned for the folded screen, and the Dock (a menu that holds frequently used apps at the bottom or side of the screen) has moved to the device's side edge. The animation shown when unfolding was also introduced.
- The base model starts at 1,999 for 256GB, and the price rises as capacity increases. Apple said pre-order demand is 'surprisingly high', and this is Apple's own statement.
O: This is worth a look for office workers deciding whether to buy a foldable iPhone, especially if they want to handle the folded and unfolded screens in a store and compare how each size fits their daily use.
X: The original article says the device starts at 1,999 dollars and launched later than competitors. The claim that pre-order demand is surprising comes from Apple's announcement, so it is not independent verification.