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iPhone Duo just made foldables mainstream – 5 reasons why there’s no turning back
Apple typically waits for a product segment to establish itself, then it knocks it out of the park with its own version. It did just that with its first foldable.
Apple took the existing foldable form factor and owned it. The Duo improves on the most important areas, namely minimizing the crease and durability. However, some questions remain about its camera. I haven’t gone hands-on with the iPhone Duo yet, but I’ve used every foldable launched in the U.S. (and many abroad) for the past four years. So far, everything I’ve heard about Duo delights me. Apple’s strategy remained the same: it doesn’t try to be first, it waits for technology to develop, then “Apples it up” and makes it better. With foldables, it took an established product and showed what it should have been all along. I’ve been using the Samsung Galaxy Z…
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