iPhone Duo Videos Reveal Split Keyboard, App Multitasking, More
Hands-on clips show Apple’s foldable phone with a split keyboard, app multitasking and page-flip reading animations before it reaches stores.
- Apple officially released its 2026 lineup on Friday, September 18, featuring the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, foldable iPhone Duo, Apple Watch models, and AirPods 5.
- Marking the company's first entry into the foldable category, the iPhone Duo retails at $3,499, featuring a 5.4-inch outer display that opens to a 7.6-inch inner screen.
- Powered by the A20 Pro chip, the device features a Grade 5 titanium frame and a hinge mechanism allowing precise angle adjustments, weighing 254g.
- Early demonstrations showcase the Duo's multitasking capabilities and a satisfying "thud" when closing, with testers noting the software keyboard adjusts to screen size.
- While Apple enters the foldable market, the company's valuation remains high despite growth challenges, and whether consumers embrace this form factor long-term remains uncertain.
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