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Ternus and Joswiak talk about designing the iPhone Duo in secret

In a new interview, Apple CEO John Ternus talks about the long road to the iPhone Duo, while Joz is delighted just how secret they kept the project. John Ternus (left) and Greg Joswiak - image credit: Tom's Guide/TechRadar It had been rumored for such a long time, and so many leaks got little details right, but overall the iPhone Duo has been Apple's best-kept secret in years. Talking to Tom's…

Ternus and Joswiak talk about designing the iPhone Duo in secret

In the wake of Apple's recent event, new CEO John Ternus and marketing chief Greg Joswiak sat down for an interview to discuss the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo. In a conversation with Tom’s Guide and TechRadar, Ternus and Joswiak shared their perspectives on the decision to enter the foldable market with the release of the iPhone Duo.

Ternus highlighted the importance of quality, durability, and design in the development of the Duo, stating, "What I think is particularly amazing about the Duo is, it’s such a good example of hardware and software coming together to make something really special." Joswiak, on the other hand, criticized other foldable smartphones, saying, "If you’ve seen what’s been out there, not only is it just kind of cheap-feeling plastic surfaces, they don’t feel good to touch, they’re kind of wavy, wrinkly."

Ternus also reflected on his own feelings when learning he would become Apple's CEO, expressing his excitement and pride in the company's culture and the products they create together. To view the full interview, viewers can find it on 9to5Mac on YouTube.

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