Le Monde Examines Three Challenges Facing Apple's Foldable iPhone Duo
The device adopts a more compact format than rivals, raising questions about whether it can succeed where others struggled.
Le Monde examined three challenges facing Apple's new foldable iPhone Duo, whose central screen folds like a book in a slightly more compact format than competitors.
The report questioned whether the device can attract a wider audience than rival foldables and fix recurring problems associated with folding screens.
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