Apple Unveils iPhone Duo, Its First Foldable, at $1,999
- Apple unveiled the iPhone Duo on Wednesday, its first foldable smartphone, featuring a 5.4-inch outer screen and a 7.6-inch inner display priced at $1,999.
- Years of Israeli engineering in Herzliya, Haifa, and Jerusalem helped develop the Duo's cameras, chips, and sensors, with Apple employing about 2,000 to 2,500 people in the country.
- Powered by the A20 Pro chip, the Duo features an under-display FaceTime camera that disappears when not in use and supports Apple Pencils for stylus input across both screens.
- Weighing 254 grams and measuring 11.3mm thick, the Duo is heavier and thicker than Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8, while offering up to 44 hours of battery on the outer screen.
- Preorders begin October 16, with shipments arriving October 23, marking Apple's most significant design shift in nearly 10 years since the original iPhone X.
995 Articles
995 Articles
Apple Enters Foldable Phone Market With $1,999 iPhone Duo Under New CEO John Ternus
Apple unveiled its first foldable iPhone on Wednesday as newly installed CEO John Ternus introduced the $1,999 Duo alongside the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, marking ... The post Apple Enters Foldable Phone Market With $1,999 iPhone Duo Under New CEO John Ternus first appeared on [your]NEWS.
Apple shares slip as iPhone price hikes steal foldable’s thunder
Apple shares slipped after investors gave a muted reception to new chief executive John Ternus’s launch of the tech giant’s first foldable iPhone alongside a string of price rises. The iPhone maker entered the foldable market on Wednesday with the $1,999 (£1,480) iPhone Duo, more than seven years after Samsung first brought the format to [...]
The apple brand announced Wednesday September 9th the launch of its iPhone Duo, whose central screen folds like a book. With appetites: boost a high-end market that has so far been rigged by its Asian competitors.
Apple presents the iPhone Duo: The first foldable iPhone with a 7.6-inch display costs $1,999 and challenges Samsung.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 46% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium








































