Apple’s iPhone Duo Skeptics Are Missing the Entire Point of Foldables

The author argues that criticisms of Apple's first foldable device, the iPhone Duo, miss the point by focusing on missing features like a dedicated optical telephoto lens or weight rather than the core utility of a folding form factor. The piece contends that first-generation foldables prioritize tablet-sized multitasking over uncompromising camera hardware and that software parity will improve over time through incremental updates, much like past Apple hardware releases. Open article →