YouTuber CuriousHagi (궁금하기) demonstrated that the iPhone Duo’s display can crack because the hinge area fails to withstand the repeated stress of folding and unfolding the device. piped.video/@curioushagi

Ever since that mass exodus of iOS developers, has Apple’s iOS development capability declined to the point where they’re just slapping AI on things to patch the problems? That’s honestly what I think.

I also personally think Apple may be trying to recoup some of its development costs through repair fees after investing so much money in R&D.

The hinge of iPhone Duo

How can it have a higher IP68 rating than the Galaxy Z Fold and still have worse durability? From what I can see, the Galaxy Z Fold feels like an IP68 device, while the iPhone Duo feels more like an IP48 device.

Could Samsung use a rubber tip on the S Pen to make it work without a dedicated digitizer? If they developed something along those lines and implemented it in the Fold9, supporting the S Pen on the outer display without compromising its current slim profile would be a great improvement.

You can enjoy a more immersive gaming experience on the Pro by closing the display.

Samsung’s foldable technology was used as a foundation, and Apple reportedly spent eight years refining it. Yet, having the inner display crack because of the hinge is just unacceptable. Apple feels like a company selling aesthetics and brand image rather than real innovation.

A system that drains the batteries one at a time instead of using them simultaneously sounds like a nightmare.

I think the part I highlighted is causing the display to crack when it gets hit.

South Korea is considering blocking X (formerly Twitter) over concerns about drug trafficking and purchases conducted through the platform. The issue was raised during a National Assembly audit.

So they applied a screen protector to make the crease less noticeable.

Is this really the iOS I used to know? Aren’t there way too many empty spaces?

YouTuber Tim Pan folded an iPhone Duo 10,000 times to see what the screen crease would look like after years of use. Here's the before and after:

I had a strange dream today. I was on a boat leaving the harbor when a group of dolphins suddenly approached. I tried to take pictures, but things got out of control. A massive dolphin got stuck in the doorway, another stayed on the boat, and the rest waited in front of us. Then a group of penguins started charging at the door. I was just trying to enjoy a boat trip. 💀 Apparently, the dream symbolizes new opportunities, financial luck, and unexpected challenges. Even my dreams have side quests now.

It’s so ugly.

If you had ₩2 million in your bank account, would you buy the Pro or the Ultra?

🚨 Samsung Reportedly Plans to Rename One UI to Galaxy OS With a New, More Fluid Design! 🔥 ➡️ Samsung is rumored to be entering a new era with Galaxy OS, potentially bringing a complete overhaul of the One UI interface. ➡️ According to several sources, Samsung wants to expand its partnership with Google to make AI a more fundamental part of its operating system. • Fluid AI Design: An adaptive, generative UI that adjusts to the user's tasks, location, and context. • Dynamic Interface: Images showcase flexible cards that seamlessly combine notifications, calendar events, navigation, and weather information without switching between apps. 🗓️ One UI debuted in 2018, meaning 2028 will mark its 10th anniversary. 📱 Galaxy OS is expected to debut with the Galaxy S28 series in 2028. Source: SammyGuru

Galaxy S27 Series: Expected RAM & Storage Configurations S27: 8/12GB RAM, 256/512GB storage S27s: 8/12GB RAM, 256/512GB storage S27 Pro: 12GB RAM, 256/512GB storage. A 16GB RAM option is still under consideration. S27 Ultra: 12/16GB RAM, 256GB/512GB/1TB storage. The 1TB option is expected to remain available on the Ultra, but semiconductor cost pressures could push its price even higher. Overall price increases may be unavoidable. Samsung could scale back storage upgrade promotions or replace them with smaller discounts. Additional launch benefits may remain similar to last year, including discounts on Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Watches, charger coupons, and 6–12 months of Google subscription services. Samsung is also reportedly considering differentiating UFS storage versions across models due to semiconductor cost pressures.

The Galaxy S27 series is roughly three months away from launch. Samsung should already be producing a certain number of units and working on promotional posters, marketing videos, and other launch materials. Unpacked videos and event preparations should also be underway by now. The storage configurations are expected to remain similar to the previous generation, with 512GB/12GB RAM and 1TB/16GB RAM options.