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Apple Debuts the iPhone Duo, Its First Folding iPhone

Headline as filed by Wired.

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Publisher Headline Summary Published Detected Delay Source Status
Wired Apple Debuts the iPhone Duo, Its First Folding iPhone
The iPhone with a folding screen is the first radical redesign of Apple’s flagship handset in years. A great deal hinges on its success.
0m wired.com First Page headline
The Verge Apple completely revamped iOS 27’s controls and apps for the iPhone Duo
Obviously, part of the appeal of a foldable phone is all that additional screen real estate. That gives you plenty of room for some serious multitasking that just isn't possible, or at the very least
15m theverge.com Latest

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  • Wired more cooperation framing than the other reports here

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Cooperation framing 48 point spread
The Verge 0 45%
Wired 48 51%

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