Apple’s Foldable iPhone Is Officially Called the iPhone Duo

Announced at Apple’s “Surprise and Shine” event as “one more thing,” the first wholly new iPhone form factor, with a foldable design, is officially called the iPhone Duo.

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As expected, the iPhone Duo has a shorter and wider design, similar to Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8. Apple being Apple, of course, the corners are rounded. It’s also Apple’s thinnest iPhone ever made when unfolded, which is slimmer than even the iPhone Air, which is only 5.6mm thick. Its thinnest doesn’t mean the structural integrity is compromised.

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The outside screen measures 5.4 inches, and the inner folding screen is 7.8 inches. Apple is pitching the iPhone Duo as the ultimate device for consuming content—watching videos, playing games, and reading. It’s also the first iPhone that lets you have multiple apps open at once. With its large 7.8-inch screen, everything will look even larger than on the iPhone 18 Pro Max’s 6.9-inch display.

Most importantly, iOS 27 has been optimized for the iPhone Duo’s larger inner screen. The dock has moved to the right side, for example.

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For creation, the iPhone Duo has two rear cameras. There’s also a camera on the upper right on the outer screen and a Face ID camera under the screen on the inner screen. As predicted, there’s no telephoto lens of any kind. The only new iPhones with it are the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max.

The iPhone Duo also supports an Apple Pencil for drawing and notetaking, but that’s not coming until later.

Like the iPhone 18 Pros, the iPhone Duo is powered by an A20 chip.

Color choices aren’t much to write home about: you get a Night Sky or a Star White. Cosmic Orange would have stood out more and could probably convince consumers to buy it just to show off. But alas, dark and light is all we get.

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