iPhone Duo isn’t even out yet and it already has better foldable apps than your Android
However, apps like Spotify and YouTube don’t feature in Apple’s list.
Apple has unveiled the iPhone Duo, a new foldable device, and it appears to have a clear advantage over Android foldables in terms of app support out of the gate. While Android foldable devices have been on the market for years, they have struggled with app optimization. The iPhone Duo, however, boasts launch-day support for a wide range of apps, including popular names like Netflix, Prime Video, Microsoft Word, Outlook, MLB, and the PGA Tour.
This is a significant contrast to the situation with Android foldables, which still face numerous optimization challenges despite their longer lifespan in the market. Apple's iPhone Duo, being the company's first foray into the foldable segment, is receiving praise for its extensive list of supported applications. In a detailed blog post, Apple revealed the extensive range of apps that will be compatible with the iPhone Duo on launch day.
The list of supported apps is impressive, featuring well-known video streaming platforms such as Netflix, Prime Video, and Paramount Plus, as well as sports-related apps like MLB and the PGA Tour. With pre-orders for the Apple iPhone Duo opening last week and general sales set to begin tomorrow, Apple has made a strong statement in the foldable market with its focus on app support.
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