5 things iPhone 20 should steal from iPhone Duo (and 3 things it shouldn't)
iPhone 20 is rumored to set the stage for all future iPhones, and that means it should be all-too willing to borrow some features from the foldable iPhone Duo.
Five aspects of the iPhone Duo that the upcoming iPhone 20 should incorporate, along with three elements it should avoid:
1. Titanium design - The iPhone 20 could benefit from the premium feel and reduced weight offered by a titanium frame, similar to the iPhone Duo, if the curved all-glass design rumor proves true.
2. Stylus support - Incorporating Apple Pencil support, as seen on the iPhone Duo, would provide additional control options for users who prefer using a stylus for drawing, writing, or taking notes.
3. Touch ID - Maintaining both Touch ID and Face ID biometric security options, like the iPhone Duo, would give users the choice to prefer their preferred method.
Three aspects of the iPhone Duo that the iPhone 20 should avoid:
1. Under-display cameras - The quality of under-display cameras is not currently competitive with traditional selfie cameras, as seen in the iPhone Duo. This would hinder the iPhone 20's selfie-taking capabilities.
2. Split-screen multitasking - While not uncommon on modern phones, split-screen multitasking has been absent from iPhones until the iPhone Duo. Incorporating this feature could be challenging due to the limited screen space, making it less useful on slab phones.
3. Hole punch camera - The iPhone Duo introduced the popular hole punch camera design, but Apple has avoided it until now. Implementing this feature on the iPhone 20 would be difficult due to the need to hide Face ID hardware, potentially compromising the camera's quality.
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