Apple is reportedly testing under-display Face ID for its next-generation iPhone Duo, potentially addressing one of the biggest complaints about its nearly $2,000 foldable smartphone.

A $1,999 iPhone Duo reportedly developed a crack along its inner folding display less than six hours after its owner received the device in Australia, raising concerns about the durability of Apple's new foldable smartphone.

Apple's first foldable iPhone is drawing scrutiny over heat buildup during video calls, gaming and camera use. While some reviewers report discomfort and performance drops, others say its cooling system performs reasonably well.

Severe iPhone Duo shortages have frustrated buyers, but long delivery delays could also boost demand and reinforce the foldable phone's appeal.

Early reviews of Apple's foldable iPhone Duo reveal previously unannounced features, including smarter photography, redesigned controls, video-call lighting and Apple Pencil support.

Apple has confirmed that customers in several countries will be unable to buy the iPhone Duo without a reservation when it launches on October 23, as exceptionally strong preorders threaten to exhaust available stock.

Apple's first foldable iPhone is set to go on sale on October 23, but several Vietnamese tech influencers and journalists have already tested the iPhone Duo, offering early insights into its design, displays, cameras and software experience.

With Apple's premium iPhone 18 models already unveiled, attention is turning to the standard version expected in spring 2027. A longer wait and a potentially bold redesign could make it one of the year's most compelling smartphones.

A purported iPhone 18 dummy model reveals an unusual rear camera layout and redesigned back panel, raising questions about Apple's next-generation smartphone.

Apple faces criticism for opening iPhone Duo preorders despite supply constraints, with estimated delivery dates slipping to late January 2027 in many markets.

Apple is reportedly planning a major iPhone shake-up in 2027, with spring launches for the iPhone 18, 18e and Air 2, followed by a redesigned 20th-anniversary iPhone and a second-generation foldable model in the fall.

Apple says preorders for its first foldable iPhone have far exceeded expectations, with deliveries now pushed into January 2027. Reports suggest Apple Stores may have no units available for walk-in customers on launch day.

Apple says pre-order demand for its first foldable iPhone Duo has far exceeded expectations, pushing estimated delivery dates into late January 2027.

With the iPhone Duo, Apple's long-standing strategy of prioritizing product quality over being first to market appears to be paying off once again.

Replacing the iPhone Duo’s inner folding screen costs $999 without AppleCare+, just $200 less than a new iPhone 18 Pro, adding to the potential expense of Apple’s first foldable phone.

Apple is reportedly exploring an iPhone 20 design with a nearly bezel-free display that curves around all four edges. But turning the ambitious concept into a commercial product could prove far more difficult than it looks.

A newly discovered DarkSword variant can extract passwords, target cryptocurrency wallets and receive remote commands on compromised iPhones. Researchers warn that malicious ads may expose users who were never individually targeted.

Apple reportedly considered 16GB of RAM for its iPhone 18 Pro models and first foldable iPhone, but rising memory costs appear to have derailed the plan. The Pro models ship with 12GB, while the Duo is expected to follow suit.

Apple's 20th-anniversary iPhone could feature a four-sided curved display and a striking glass-and-metal body, but a new leak suggests the company may abandon plans to hide its selfie camera and Face ID sensors beneath the screen.

Some iPhone 18 Pro owners say their phones are changing color after weeks of use, with burgundy models appearing most affected.