Every rumored name for the foldable iPhone, as the Duo enters the chat
THE SO WHAT
The debate over what to call a foldable iPhone matters less than the signal that Apple is normalizing the form factor. If you build mobile experiences, assume a future where dual-orientation, split-screen, and crease-aware UX are table stakes.
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