Apple Execs Explain iPhone Duo's Display Design, Secrecy, and Price

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They don't feel good to touch, they're kind of wavy, wrinkly." "The nano-texture just wipes that all out," he added.

It feels amazing to touch and it's incredibly durable." Joswiak said he is "super proud" that Apple kept the project relatively secret: "We put the extra security on it.

We had a very funny code name, which I won't even repeat, that had nothing to do with it.

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They don't feel good to touch, they're kind of wavy, wrinkly." "The nano-texture just wipes that all out," he added. It feels amazing to touch and it's incredibly durable." Joswiak said he is "super proud" that Apple kept the project relatively secret: "We put the extra security on it. We had a very funny code name, which I won't even repeat, that had nothing to do with it.

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We said we're going to keep this one extra secret because, look, people knew through leaks that we were working on a foldable." Leakers did get the aspect ratio right, Joz conceded....
In a joint interview with Tom's Guide and TechRadar, new Apple CEO John Ternus and marketing chief Greg Joswiak explained why the company waited until now to release a foldable, its design philosophy, and...
Second, Apple worked on the software to make the Duo "unlike any foldable that's out there." As for the foldable display, Ternus said the inner screen's top layer is polymer, not glass, which meant devising...

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Rival displays, he said, are "kind of cheap-feeling plastic surfaces.

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