Apple has introduced its first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, and early attention focuses on the appearance of the fold crease. Several outlets discuss whether the device reduces the visible line seen on many earlier foldable models, with some suggesting the crease is less noticeable than before.
At the same time, coverage is not fully uniform. TechRadar and CNET frame the issue as a partial improvement, noting that while the crease may be lighter or less prominent in certain views, it is still present. One TechRadar piece also includes images implying that crease visibility can vary and that buyers should be cautious about expecting a completely crease-free display. India Today similarly centers the question of whether Apple has “cracked” the fold, reflecting the broader uncertainty around performance outside early impressions.
Taken together, the reporting indicates that the iPhone Duo shows meaningful changes to the fold experience, but does not definitively eliminate the crease problem as some readers may hope. The differing angles largely stem from how noticeable the crease appears in early demonstrations and images.
