iPhone Duo vs. Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra: which one actually has the world's most advanced foldable?

SAPO Notícias10 September 2026 at 16:57

Apple arrived much later to the foldable smartphone market, but it didn't come to learn. The new iPhone Duo positions itself directly against the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, the model that represents several years of Samsung's experience in this segment.

The article compares the two premium foldable devices, analyzing which one offers the most advanced technology. Apple, known for entering product categories late but with often distinctive offerings, is now seeking to establish itself in the foldable market.

The Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra represents Samsung's attempt to maintain leadership in the foldable smartphone segment, benefiting from several years of development and iterations. In turn, the iPhone Duo marks Apple's official entry into this market.

The competition between the two tech giants aims to determine which is the world's most advanced foldable device, with significant implications for the future of this smartphone format.

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