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Apple accuses rival companies of copying the iPhone Duo
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Apple accuses rival companies of copying the iPhone Duo

SAPO Notícias13 September 2026 at 18:06

Apple accused rival companies of copying the design of the iPhone Duo. The accusation was made by Greg Joswiak, responsible for the company's marketing department.

Joswiak stated that rivals launched foldable phones with designs similar to the iPhone Duo precisely because they copied Apple's idea.

The iPhone Duo is scheduled for release in October, marking Apple's entry into the foldable phone market.

The accusation comes in a context of growing competition in the foldable devices market, where several brands had already launched their models before Apple.

Why this matters

This plagiarism accusation by Apple may have implications in the foldable phone market, affecting consumer perception of rival brands and potentially influencing purchasing decisions. Readers interested in technology can follow closely how the companies accused of copying will respond to these statements and what impact this will have on competition between brands. WHY: This plagiarism accusation may influence consumer perception of rival brands in the foldable phone market and affect purchasing decisions. Readers interested in technology learn that the iPhone Duo will be launched in October, allowing them to now compare Apple's innovations with devices already available on the market.

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