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5 reasons the iPhone Duo is worth every penny – why you should consider Apple's first foldable (opens the original)
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Apple has finally joined the foldable phone party with the iPhone Duo. The passport-sized device will arrive in mid-October, with a headline-grabbing starting price of $1,999 (or £1,999 for those on this side of the pond). While that’s punchy (putting it politely, given Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 is £400 cheaper and equally cute in its format), here are a few reasons why the iPhone Duo might justify its cost, having seen it in the flesh at Apple’s September event last week. Every folding phone be
iPhone Duo first impressions: Apple's late arrival to folding phones was worth the wait (opens the original)
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Apple doesn't rush into new form factors lightly. Take the Apple Watch – it might have seen some design tweaks over the last decade, but it has retained the same squircle shape since the original arrived in 2015. Even the straps remaining compatible across the last 12 generations. Meanwhile, for the iPhone, it took 10 years for Apple to move the home button from below the screen, with 2017’s iPhone X marking a new era for the series. Well, the iPhone Duo is another era-defining moment for the iP
Will an iPhone 18 launch this week? Some say yes, others say no (opens the original)
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Apple’s September event invites are now out in the wild, finally putting an end to speculation and confirming the major keynote will take place this week – on Wednesday 9 September (at 18:00 UK time; 10:00 PDT and 13:00 EDT). For anyone who hasn’t been following the news – or maybe just missed it amid the flurry of Mac announcements last week – it will be the first time the new CEO, John Ternus, takes to the stage at Apple Park, rather than former CEO Tim Cook. But the “Surprise and Shine” event
It’s the end of the line for the iPhone X, but its legacy will live on for many years (opens the original)
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Apple has moved the iPhone X to its obsolete product list. This means the company has discontinued hardware service for it, so service providers can no longer order parts for it. We have plenty to thank this device for though, so let's give it a clap as it leaves. The Apple iPhone X was a huge deal when it launched back in 2017, much like the folding iPhone will be this year if it finally arrives. It marked the 10th anniversary of the iPhone and was the first major design change of that decade,
Could Apple homeOS finally be ready? Expert claims it's a cross between tvOS, watchOS and iOS (opens the original)
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Apple is rumoured to be working on a new operating system for its smart home hub called homeOS, with some new details on it having leaked. It is claimed that the software will be a blend of tvOS, watchOS and iOS, featuring an interface with icons, widgets and apps. We’ve been hearing rumours of Apple announcing an Amazon Echo Show and Google Nest Hub competitor for a while now. It was originally thought that the smart home hub would launch at the end of last year, and while that, of course, didn
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