CNET Tests iPhone Duo Folding Durability, Reports on Crease Visibility
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What happened
CNET streamed folding tests of Apple's iPhone Duo on YouTube, showing the device surpassed 139,000 folds after a week of testing. The crease remained largely unchanged when the display was on, but was more noticeable when the display was off. Apple uses a nano-texture matte display to disguise the crease, which is removable, and offers replacement services for the layer.
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Why it matters
The test results provide insight into the durability of foldable devices and the effectiveness of Apple's display technology in managing wear and tear. The availability of a replacement service for the matte layer introduces a potential service revenue stream.
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Who's involved
- CNETConducted the folding durability tests on the iPhone Duo.
- Ziff DavisParent company of CNET.
- YouTubePlatform used by CNET to stream the folding tests.