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Developers show the first apps created specifically for the foldable iPhone Duo

TechCrunch published a review of apps optimized for the foldable iPhone Duo, introduced by Apple in September 2026 at a starting price of $2000. Netflix, Deck-Man, TypeDraw, Wakeout, Flighty, Tiny Computers, Sky Guide, MD Vinyl, Pico Cam, and Toastie use the device's two screens in unconventional ways — from a virtual cassette player to a “toaster” mode. At the same time, many mainstream iOS apps are still not adapted to the foldable format. TechCrunch published a roundup of apps optimized for the foldable iPhone Duo, unveiled by Apple in September 2026 at a starting price of $2,000. Netflix, Deck-Man, TypeDraw, Wakeout, Flighty, Tiny Computers, Sky Guide, MD Vinyl, Pico Cam and Toastie use the device’s two screens in unconventional ways — from a virtual cassette player to a “toaster” mode. Meanwhile, many mainstream iOS apps are still not adapted to the foldable form factor.

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Apple begins sales of the first foldable iPhone Duo: priced from $1999, delivery dates pushed to January

On October 23, an Apple store in Sydney was the first to begin selling the iPhone Duo. Pre-orders, which opened on October 16, sold out within minutes — delivery dates were pushed to the end of January. The Duo is Apple's most expensive iPhone: from $1999 (256 GB) to $3199 (2 TB). According to Wired, Touch ID is used instead of Face ID, and many third-party apps have not yet been adapted to the unusual form factor.

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Apple Expands Partnerships with American Manufacturers for New iPhones

Apple announced new and expanded agreements with Perryman Company and Qnity Electronics as part of the American Manufacturing Program. Perryman will supply titanium for the first foldable iPhone Duo with at least 80% recycled content, and Qnity — films for the iPhone 18 Pro camera. Apple has committed to invest up to $100 million over three years.

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