Apple’s iPhone Duo foldable is positioned around using its inner display to run two apps at once. One source describes how users unfold the phone in landscape orientation to enable Split View, placing two apps side by side on a 7.6-inch inner screen. It also explains a workflow for starting Split View from an app or from the Home Screen/App Library, swapping the two apps, and locking frequently used combinations as “app pairs” that launch together.
Other coverage focuses on software readiness and how apps adapt to the foldable’s layout. One outlet highlights Apple “showing off” iPhone Duo apps built for the device, noting updated foldable-friendly features appearing across multiple developers, including Netflix, Zoom, and Slack. Additional reporting emphasizes that the apps’ interfaces change dynamically for dual-display multitasking and that some titles have a better visual experience on the larger folding display, based on hands-on testing.
Across outlets, the story centers on the same theme: iPhone Duo’s multitasking experience and the growing set of apps designed or updated to take advantage of the foldable screen.
