Apple just opened the door to foldable iPhones, and the Duo may not be alone for long.

From durability to cameras and battery life, here’s how the premium foldable phones stack up.

Despite its price, more people who don’t use tech the way I do should own this iPhone.

It’s the folding phone that launched a thousand takes.

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Apple’s first foldable meets Samsung’s eighth-generation Fold. Here’s which makes more sense for Apple loyalists, multitaskers, and other premium buyers.

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The $1,999 iPhone Duo can replace some iPhone-and-iPad-mini workflows, but price, cameras, Pencil support, and app needs complicate the choice.

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Apple’s and Google’s phones are both rated for dust and water resistance. Here’s how they compare when it comes to other features such as cameras, battery life and displays.

For the cost of a new iPad mini every year, AppleCare will cover all your devices.

Apple’s iPhone Duo still has a display crease, but clever hardware and software make it harder to notice. Here’s what buyers should know.

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Getting rid of another device or two might make Apple’s $1,999 foldable phone worth it.

Apple’s decision to only drop luxury iPhone models this year is a bummer for budget shoppers.

Trying to get your hands on the iPhone Duo or test out Live Rewind on the Apple Watch? You’ll have to wait a bit.

The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max and the buzzy foldable iPhone Duo bring some great stuff. But there are some downsides, too.

The new phone will set you back some $1,999, but enjoying the memes is totally free.

The foldable iPhone was the star of today’s show, but we also saw big news for AirPods and the Apple Watch.

It’s like you’re opening a small book, not flipping a Star Trek communicator open. And the crease marking where it folds is almost invisible.

The palm-size phone is Apple’s boldest handset in years, with a 5.4-inch cover screen and a 7.6-inch main display. I spent some time with the Duo before its October launch.

Huawei’s Mate XT2 starts near $3,000, adding an inward-folding design and new Kirin chip as Apple reportedly prepares its first foldable iPhone.

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It’s a direct rival to Apple and Samsung and I hope I can get hold of one