Apple unveiled it's first foldable device, the iPhone Duo, on Wednesday in what is perhaps the biggest iPhone innovation from the company in years. CBS News' Jo Ling Kent got a first-hand look at the Duo, which starts at $1,999, and boasts features like a split screen that can... host two apps at once and the largest display of any iPhone.show more

@jolingkent Apple fans celebrating something Android users have had for years.

@jolingkent $1999 for a foldable iPhone feels like Apple is just selling us a very expensive paperweight right now. I’m more interested in how long they can keep the screen from creasing before it becomes obsolete.

@jolingkent Its v. It’s, I guess Trump era is no more interested in grammatical or political correctness 😂😂

@jolingkent Will it fit in the Tesla charger pad?

@jolingkent Fake news is going to fake news, it's all they know how to do!

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@jolingkent What inovation? That tech has been around for years. Fake news again 🙄

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@jolingkent This is very fat and bulky for a man’s pants pocket. It should come with a murce.

@jolingkent Uh, no.

@jolingkent People are struggling to put food on the table, but they can certainly afford the new iPhone!

@jolingkent Did they show people putting it in their pockets?

@jolingkent It needs wheels and a motor so one can just drive it to wherever they’ll need to use it.

@jolingkent They should also think about touchscreen and 2in1 laptops.

@jolingkent Wow, a $2,000+ alarm clock

@jolingkent Apparently, it's the size of a passport

@jolingkent When a technology company’s products lack functional breakthroughs and the company begins to focus its efforts on enhancing their visual appeal, the company shifts from the technology sector to the manufacturing sector.