First Apple foldable iPhone may be called Duo and start at 2000 dollars
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First Apple foldable iPhone may be called Duo and start at 2000 dollars

SAPO Notícias9 September 2026 at 10:00

The foldable smartphone market will soon receive a revolutionary proposal from Apple. The company's first foldable iPhone may be called Duo and has an estimated starting price of 2000 dollars, placing it as a premium device in the market. Apple is preparing to enter a segment where competitors like Samsung and Huawei already have an established presence. This launch represents a significant shift in Apple's strategy, which so far had not presented a foldable device. The high price reflects both the innovative technology and the luxury positioning that the brand intends to maintain with this new product.

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