iPhone Duo: Key trade-offs in Apple's first foldable phone
Apple's iPhone Duo, launching in October for $1,999, features a wider foldable design with a titanium body and dual-glass display technology. While it runs the new A20 Pro chip and offers global availability, the device lacks a dedicated telephoto camera and initially relies on eSIM-only connectivity.
Android Central details the hardware specifics, confirming a titanium chassis with a dual-glass inner panel to prevent long-term deformation and an A20 Pro chip built on a 2nm process. The report also highlights the absence of a telephoto lens and notes that Apple Pencil support is slated for a later software update this year.
Source: Android CentralAccording to GN technics/mobile (en-US), the iPhone Duo features a 19cm inner display and 13.7cm outer screen, with Apple claiming it offers the thinnest profile of any iPhone when open. The device is priced at $1,999 (or Dh8,499 in the UAE) and is set to launch on October 16, with availability potentially starting as early as October 23.
Source: GN technics/mobile (en-US)Apple's new foldable iPhone arrives in October with several notable limitations, including eSIM-only connectivity and restricted stylus support.
Source: 9to5Mac
