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Apple debuts its long-anticipated flip phone, iPhone Duo. 📱 "Others created foldables that just feel like two phones awkwardly stuck together ... We started with the experience that we wanted for ourselves," Apple CEO John Ternus says.

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Investor1 day ago

Flip phone? It is not a clamshell style flip phone, FFS!

Sumini Nakabira1 day ago

I began recording why I preferred one entry zone over another so the review would have more context.

Ricardo CG1 day ago

Long-anticipated by whom?

Captain Rorschach1 day ago

The case designer gonna need a phD in Rocket Science for that model.

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Apple is reportedly about to unveil its first ever folding phone . What makes this moment genuinely bigger than just one product, though, is that it's happening right as the company just quietly changed leadership for the first time in fifteen years. John Ternus, previously Apple's hardware engineering chief, actually runs the company. That makes the foldable iPhone essentially Ternus's very first big product moment as CEO. It's widely expected to launch alongside the iPhone 18 lineup. Artificial intelligence is the central challenge of his tenure specifically, the exact area where Apple has fallen noticeably behind. Watch the full video as we uncover the whole story.

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