Apple Unveils Folding iPhone Duo as New CEO Takes Center Stage
The nearly $2,000 device marks the biggest iPhone change since 2007 and a first big test for John Ternus, according to The Guardian.
Apple unveiled the iPhone Duo, its first foldable phone and what The Guardian described as the most significant change to the iPhone since its 2007 introduction.
The nearly $2,000 device serves as the first big test for John Ternus, who took over as CEO from Tim Cook the previous week, according to the report, which said the device takes design inspiration from Apple's iPads while retaining iPhone portability.
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