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iPhone Duo is more proof that Microsoft’s brilliant ideas make great Apple products

Microsoft spent more than a decade trying to build the perfect foldable phone device and failed. Apple just delivered on that vision with the iPhone Duo. It’s one more episode in a long-running series.
For years, Microsoft has rolled out brilliant ideas and failed to execute. The Surface Duo (2020) was a good-looking but flawed foldable phone. Apple used a similar idea to release what looks like a great product. For almost as long as I can remember, Microsoft has been chasing the dream of a foldable computing device. Back in 2009 — nearly two decades ago! — the device was the ill-fated Courier project, with a pair of 7-inch tablets hinged together to replace the day planner that every successful MBA used before smartphones made those bulky paper products obsolete.…
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