Foldable iPhone Duo Reaches Stores Nationwide Amid Debate Over Price and Features
Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, went on sale nationwide on Friday as questions about its price and features drew attention, CBS News reported.
NEW YORK - According to a CBS News report, Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, went on sale in stores nationwide on Friday, and its launch has prompted debate over its price and features.
CBS News reported that Apple is "playing catch-up" in the folding category, noting that Samsung, Google and Motorola have offered folding phones for years. The network placed the release in that wider context at the outset of its coverage.
The report, filed by CBS reporter Evyn Moon from Apple's flagship store in New York City, raised two questions. The first asked what the new features of the first-generation iPhone Duo are. The second asked whether the device is worth its price tag. The summary available for this account does not answer either question.
The summary does not state the price of the iPhone Duo, list its new features, or include any statement from Apple. Readers seeking those details will need the full CBS News report, which the network published on its website.
Nor does the summary say how the iPhone Duo differs from the folding phones that Samsung, Google and Motorola have already produced. The report names those rivals but does not describe their designs, prices or features in relation to Apple's device.
Sources: CBS News: Foldable iPhone Duo hits market amid debate about price, features.