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iPhone Duo foldable durability tested: crease visible after 10,000 folds, hinge wear at 32,000
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A Google News aggregation of five headlines examines Apple's new iPhone Duo foldable. The Verge reports the display crease becomes much more visible after 10,000 folds, while MacRumors details hinge wear after 32,000 folds. AppleInsider highlights the hinge's innovations, and PhoneArena advises buyers to get AppleCare Plus. SamMobile notes that Samsung built the foldable market Apple now claims to revolutionize. The items present durability concerns alongside praise for the hinge design, with no independent verification of the fold-test results provided in the aggregated text.
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A collection of recent articles covering Apple's iPhone Duo foldable, its hinge durability, and related market context.
- The iPhone Duo's crease gets a lot more visible after 10,000 folds. — The Verge
- What 32,000 Folds Did to the iPhone Duo's Hinge — MacRumors
- Samsung built the foldable market Apple is now claiming to revolutionize — SamMobile
- Inside the iPhone Duo's groundbreaking hinge's innovations — AppleInsider
- You shouldn't buy the iPhone Duo without AppleCare Plus — here's why — PhoneArena
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Top stories - Google NewsNeutral / independent
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