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Microscopic Teardown Reveals Secret of iPhone Duo's Surprisingly Sharp Nano-Texture Screen

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Macworld The iPhone Duo, which launched last month to mixed reviews, contains a range of technological feats and breakthroughs. One of these is its nano-texture interior screen, which contrasts with the glossy outer screen and helps to conceal the crease that marred so many early (and a fair few more recent) foldable phones. The Duo has been out for a couple of weeks now, which means the repairs site iFixit has had time to perfo…
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The iPhone Duo, which came to market with mixed reviews last month, combines a series of technological masterpieces and breakthroughs. This includes the screen with nanostructure on the inside, which contrasts with the glossy exterior screen and helps to hide the fold that has affected so many early (and also some newer) foldable smartphones. The duo has been on the market for several weeks now, and the repair site iFixit has had time to thoroug…

iFixit put under its microscope the nanotextured film of the interior screen of the iPhone Duo, next to a matt film sold in commerce and the screen of a reader. Its purpose: to determine whether this film brings something to the display or whether it is only a marketing argument.

When Apple introduced the iPhone Duo with a specially developed nanotexture surface on the panel, one of the few things that was not leaked in advance, which besides making the screen easier to read in sunlight and hiding the crease in the screen without destroying the image quality, not everyone believed that this was real nanotexture known from the company's MacBook Pro (optional) and external displays. iFixit confirms that Apple has done some…

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itavisen.no broke the news on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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