Apple finally shipped a foldable phone that feels solid enough to use daily. The iPhone Duo arrives as Apple’s first attempt at a folding device, and reviewers immediately note its build quality.

The review from WIRED calls the Duo "astonishingly good" for a first‑generation foldable. The hardware folds cleanly, the hinge feels durable, and the screen displays without noticeable creasing. iOS, however, still r…

Apple’s software ecosystem moves slower than its hardware releases. The iPhone Duo runs the same iOS version that powers the iPhone 15 series, meaning multitasking on two screens is limited. Developers must rewrite UI…

Early reports show that popular productivity tools still render as if on a single screen. Users who expected a seamless dual‑screen experience find themselves switching between apps manually. The lack of native split‑…