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Everyone’s looking at the fold. We’re looking at what’s underneath it. 👀 Apple’s first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, brings a 7.6-inch display when opened, but the bigger shift could be happening inside. The A20 Pro is built for faster on-device AI, while iOS 27 adapts the experience as... the phone changes form. Add a more deeply integrated Siri and AI-powered camera features, and this starts looking like more than Apple simply catching up with foldables. Apple may be late to the folding-phone party. But it’s arriving with hardware, software and AI designed to work together from day one. While the fold gets the headlines. The intelligence behind it might be the more interesting part. #Apple #iPhoneDuo #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Techshow more

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