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iPhone Duo reviews: The absolute best foldable phone, but not without compromise

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We posted our own review of the iPhone Duo yesterday, and Chance Miller was left convinced that “this form factor represents the future of the iPhone,” while acknowledging that the first-gen iPhone Duo comes with trade-offs. I think what surprised me most is the degree of consensus found across the

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The coverage largely converges on strong demand and broad interest around the iPhone Duo, with Bloomberg Technology and 9to5Mac both stressing high demand and limited supply, while Wired frames the device as an impressive first foldable that still needs software support to catch up. 9to5Mac goes furthest in highlighting Apple’s claim that developers are showing “incredible” support, but its other extracts repeatedly note app compatibility gaps, making that the main point of tension in its own coverage. Wired is the only outlet here to center a full review angle.

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