Apple's first foldable draws praise and screen-crack reports
Apple's iPhone Duo, its first foldable phone, costs $1,999 and up. Ars Technica's review calls the device technically impressive but says it is not always enjoyable to use, and notes a learning curve that changes how users interact with the software. Days after the launch, photos on social media showed some screens cracking above the hinge. Apple acknowledged an issue on Monday and said it is replacing damaged units, but it did not say how many broken phones have been reported. Teardown specialists at iFixit point to the flexible inner screen pressing against a hinge part.