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New renders and reported European pricing outline Samsung’s expected Galaxy Tab S12+ and Tab S12 Ultra lineup, with no base model currently shown.

The iPhone Duo’s most talked-about feature is not its hinge or folding display, but the animation that carries an app from the outer screen to the 7.6-inch inner panel. A Galaxy Z Fold8 user has already demonstrated a similar effect using hinge-angle data.

Apple’s app compatibility approach for the iPhone Duo prioritizes preserving existing iPhone interfaces over stretching them across the foldable’s larger inner screen. Older apps could run in a narrow center column with substantial black space until developers update them.

FOSSiBOT’s IFA 2026 lineup centers on extreme battery capacity and field-ready hardware, from the 10.4-inch DT3 5G tablet to the nearly 2.2-pound F107 Pro phone and expandable portable power stations.

MSI’s 40th-anniversary Titan 18 HX Dragon Edition Draco Epic pairs an RTX 5090 Laptop GPU, up to 96GB of memory, and a 4K-class 240Hz Mini LED display in a heavily themed 18-inch gaming laptop.

Apple says its first foldable iPhone will support the USB-C Apple Pencil on both its outer screen and 7.6-inch inner display, positioning the iPhone Duo as a phone that can also handle tablet-style note-taking and document work.

Samsung is reportedly considering Privacy Display for future Galaxy Book laptops, extending an OLED viewing-angle control feature beyond its Galaxy S26 Ultra smartphone.

Early hands-on videos suggest Apple’s iPhone Duo is designed to make its folding display feel less distracting through a matte nano-textured finish and fluid iOS 27 transitions. The first impressions also reveal practical trade-offs, including Touch ID instead of Face ID and limited camera hardware for a $1,999 device.

Apple’s iPhone Duo starts at $1,999 in the United States, with the 2TB configuration rising to $3,199. The pricing puts storage capacity at the center of the foldable’s premium proposition, while U.S. preorder and release timing have not been confirmed in the available information.

Independent researchers have raised privacy and security concerns about certain retail LG OLED TVs, while LG says its sets do not record ambient conversations and that several cited behaviors support standard smart-home functions.