HeyJaredMark Spoonauer
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iPhone Duo vs Android foldables — this is Apple's secret weapon (opens the original)
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Did you hear about the new Xiaomi 18 Fold? Maybe not, but this foldable phone is getting a lot of attention on YouTube for “beating” the upcoming iPhone Duo at its own game. Here’s just some of the ways it wins. As you’ll see in the very slick video by Mrwhosetheboss, which at last count has over 16 million views, Xiaomi has superior hardware. On paper. But when he digs deeper a bunch of flaws emerge in this would be iPhone Duo killer. For starters, the phone is made of less durable aluminum, ve
iPhone 18 Pro Exclusive: Apple CEO John Ternus on why the new variable aperture camera is the ‘best of both worlds’ (opens the original)
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Sure, the foldable iPhone Duo is getting all of the buzz, but you shouldn’t overlook the new iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max — especially if you want the highest quality cameras. Not only does the iPhone Duo lack the telephoto zoom lens on the iPhone 18 Pros; it also doesn’t get the brand new variable aperture main camera. There are laser-cut blades in the lens of the 48MP main cameras on the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max that move to let in more or less light depending on the conditions. The go
Exclusive: Apple CEO John Ternus and Joz on making iPhone Duo, fixing the crease and 'uninspiring' Android foldables (opens the original)
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Apple’s first foldable phone is finally coming in the iPhone Duo, and like most other Apple products, the company is famously late entering a new category. Yup, Samsung, Google, Huawei and others have been making foldables for several years, but Apple is adamant that it’s not chasing the Android competition. While the iPhone Duo has a passport-style design like the Galaxy Z Fold 8, in a lot of ways the phones couldn’t be more different. The Duo completely reimagines iOS 27 for the foldable form
iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max hands-on — 4 things I really like (and 2 I don't) (opens the original)
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Yeah, there’s a smaller Dynamic Island and fancy new colors, but you’d be hard pressed to tell the difference between the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max and the iPhone 17 Pro series at a glance. Dig a bit deeper, however, and you’ll discover that the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max have some pretty big camera upgrades that photographers of all skill levels will appreciate. The main camera offers variable aperture for the first time. And there’s new pro controls that let you adjust everything from
iPhone Duo hands-on: Apple nailed it — and just put everyone else on notice (opens the original)
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At the risk of sounding cliche, there's something magical about using the iPhone Duo. The way it seamlessly transitions from phone to tablet and back again. The fact that you can't even feel the crease — though it is visible. And the way the software reacts based on the angle of the device. Apple has taken several years to release its first foldable phone, but based on my hands-on impressions its patience has paid off. The iPhone Duo isn't as thin or light as the Galaxy Z Fold 8, and it costs $1
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