Apple Claims Rivals Copied iPhone Duo Design After Samsung Mocks Launch – Channelnews
Apple says leaks exposed the iPhone Duo’s design, while Samsung and other rivals had already released similarly wide foldables.
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5 features the iPhone Duo shamelessly copied from Android foldables
It’s been more than eight years since Samsung kicked off the foldable phone era, and a lot has happened since. Motorola, Google, OnePlus, Xiaomi, vivo, OPPO — you name it — almost everyone has had a go at making a foldable. Apple, meanwhile, has spent all these years sitting on the sidelines. But then again, that’s very Apple; it rarely wants to be first. It would rather wait, watch everyone else figure things out, and eventually show up with it…
The premiere of the long-awaited flexible model iPhone Duo caused an immediate and extremely direct reaction from its main rival in the market. Samsung has commented on the appearance of the new Apple device, describing its functionality as “a continuation of The Sims”. Representatives of the company said that most of the advertised capabilities of the American product simply reproduce already existing solutions in the Android ecosystem, which u…
Apple Claims Rivals Copied iPhone Duo Design After Samsung Mocks Launch – channelnews
Apple has claimed rival smartphone manufacturers copied the iPhone Duo’s wide aspect ratio after details of its first foldable leaked during development. The accusation comes despite Samsung, Huawei and Xiaomi unveiling similarly proportioned book-style foldables before Apple officially revealed the Duo this week. Apple chief executive John Ternus (pictured) and marketing boss Greg Joswiak addressed the similarities during an interview following…
Samsung's strategy to distance itself from the first folding iPhone provoked responses from users who questioned the mockery and shared negative experiences with their own Galaxy devices.
iPhone Duo was presented on Wednesday and is a revolution for the brand. If the price (from 2400 euros in Portugal) may seem prohibitive, expectations are high and company has already set ambitious goals.
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