After years (and years) of rumors, Apple’s first foldable smart phone is finally here.
The tech giant’s new CEO, John Ternus, unveiled the highly anticipated iPhone Duo as “one more thing” at the end of Wednesday’s “Surprise and Sunshine” event. Foldable smartphones have been around since the Royole FlexPai went on sale in China in 2018 (the Samsung Fold followed the next year), but Apple’s first go at the form looks appealing enough to elevate it from its current niche position. Even if the Cupertino-based company delivers six million iPhone Duos before the end of the year, as is expected, that would increase foldables’ share of the smartphone market to just 25 percent, according to CNBC.
Here’s a closer look at the device Apple claims will be the “most transformational iPhone experience since the original” before it launches next month.
Apple iPhone Duo
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