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I reviewed the iPhone Duo, ask me anything

I'm The Verge's senior smartphone reviewer and I've been using the iPhone Duo for the past week. I've unfolded it, flipped it, and folded it more times than I could count as I've been working on the review alongside our editor-in-chief Nilay Patel, and I'm ready to answer your questions about it. The Duo represents […]

I reviewed the iPhone Duo, ask me anything

I am The Verge's senior smartphone reviewer and I have been using the iPhone Duo for a week now. I have had ample opportunity to unfold it, flip it and fold it multiple times while working on the review alongside our editor-in-chief Nilay Patel. The Duo is a significant departure for the iPhone, marking its first major form factor change.

It comes with its own set of specific ideas on how to best utilize it, according to Apple's design philosophy. We have extensively covered the Duo's functionality in our review, but there is still plenty to discuss, and I am eager to address your queries. Verge subscribers have the opportunity to submit their questions now in the comments section, and I will begin answering them starting later today at 8:30AM PT / 11:30AM ET.

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