After putting the iPhone Duo, Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Ultra, Razr Fold, and Pixel 11 Pro Fold to the test, there's only one foldable that's worth $2,000.
The iPhone Duo's tendency to randomly break and become an expensive brick makes a strong case for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8.
The iPhone Duo has finally hit the market, but should you go for Apple's new foldable phone or pivot to Google's Pixel 11 Pro Fold instead?
Which one has the better camera?
Both Samsung and Apple have turned to passport-style foldables, but software and durability are the deciding factors between the Duo and the Z Fold 8.
With the iPhone Duo now a thing, it puts the Z Fold 8 in an even more interesting position. Yes, it’s an attempt by Samsung to get ahead of the curve, but, in truth, it really has worked.
Can't get the iPhone Duo? Explore top foldable alternatives from Samsung, Google, Vivo, and Oppo with mature displays and flagship performance.
Apple's new iPhone Duo is embroiled in a cracking screen controversy, but when I look at the detail Apple gave us about the phone's construction, it doesn't make sense.
This might be one particular broken iPhone Duo case where I think Apple doesn't need to apologize.
The iPhone Duo is breaking because Apple was adamant to get it out this year.
Apple has advised affected iPhone Duo customers to contact AppleCare for a replacement.
Apple hits the first hurdle with its folding phone
Anyone already carrying a capable iPhone faces a simple calculation when Apple’s first folding model arrives. The iPhone Duo opens to a 7.6-inch panel and starts at $1,999, while a basic 11-inch...
The iPhone Duo launched last week, offering anyone willing to spend $2,000 a chance to experience Apple's first foldable phone. For some early buyers, the morning after isn't going great. Despite...
I understand the appeal of foldable phones—they let manufacturers keep expanding screen sizes while still producing devices that can reasonably fit in a pocket. In practice, though, every foldable...
iPhone Duo's price may not be the end of your expenses. With reports of inner screen problems and costly repairs, here's one mistake buyers should avoid.
Apple says its first foldable is resistant to water and dust, but tests suggest it's less protected, and some devices are already breaking.
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