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Apple's iPhone Duo: Everything you need to know about the Dh8,499 foldable

Apple introduced the iPhone Duo , its first foldable smartphone, during a keenly awaited event at the company's headquarters in Cupertino, California , on Wednesday. “This is a thoughtful design that only Apple can provide,” the company's new chief executive, John Ternus said upon introducing the device. “The other products out there just look like two phones glued together side by side.” He said…

Apple's iPhone Duo: Everything you need to know about the Dh8,499 foldable

Apple unveiled its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, during a highly anticipated event at its headquarters in Cupertino, California. CEO John Ternus introduced the device, stating that it is a thoughtful design that only Apple can provide. The iPhone Duo features a hinge design and offers a larger screen than any other iPhone when unfolded.

With a base model price of $1,999, the device can be purchased on October 16 and may be available as early as October 23. The device will be available in two colors: star white and night sky. Although Apple claims the Duo is the thinnest iPhone ever, it is not the first product named "Duo" in the company's history. However, there is a concern among cybersecurity professionals about the high price tag of the foldable smartphone.

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