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iPhone Duo vs. iPad

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CNET on MSN · 14h
The iPhone Duo Isn’t the Pocket iPad… or Is It?
I’m having deja vu after Apple’s “Surprise and shine” event, which introduced the company’s first-ever folding phone, the iPhone Duo.

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 · 19h
iPhone Duo vs iPad: How they differ
 · 13h
iPhone Duo vs. iPhone 18 Pro + iPad Mini: Can One Foldable Really Replace Both?
India Today · 1d
Your Rs 2.99 lakh iPhone Duo could pay for a week in Prague and Switzerland
Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, has been priced at Rs 2,99,900 in India.

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 · 10h
iPhone Duo bends, brand banter soars
 · 13h
Apple’s iPhone Duo ad sparks photoshop row over ‘freakishly long’ fingers
CNET · 1d
Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max vs. Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra: The Highest-End Phones Compared
The S26 Ultra is also the thinnest in its line, but its Privacy Display is its most unique feature.

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Apple’s New Foldable iPhone Is Here. How Do We Review It?
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Throwback to how Steve Jobs introduced the 1st iPhone in 2007 as Ternus' iPhone Duo becomes Apple's biggest design leap
CNET
8h

Is It Me or Is the iPhone Duo Looking More Like the All-in-One Device?

By comparison, the iPad Mini is bigger than the iPhone Duo, with a screen size of just over 8 inches. But the iPhone Duo’s functionality and bigger screen size make me wonder if it’s the perfect handheld device if you’re already considering a new iPhone and iPad.
2d

Verge staffers react to the iPhone Duo: what we love and don’t love

Apple’s folding phone is here, and we have feelings about it.
PCMag on MSN
23h

Where is the base iPhone 18? Here's why Apple is making you wait

Confused by the lack of an entry-level iPhone at this week's Apple event? Here's why the company focused on premium devices, and when you can expect a more affordable smartphone.
CNET
2d

It’s iPhone Duo Users Who Will Want a Stylus

“Who wants a stylus?” Steve Jobs famously posed this question when he introduced the first iPhone in 2007. It was a jab at the other smartphones of the era with small screens that were better navigated with a skinny stylus than with a fat finger.
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