The iPhone Duo lacks Face ID, a telephoto camera, and the Action Button, but I still want it more than every Android foldable I've ever tested — here's why
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Apple is betting that cohesion and ecosystem can outweigh missing spec-sheet features in its first foldable. If you’re competing on hardware, this is another reminder that integration and perceived reliability often beat feature completeness.
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