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5 things Android should steal from the iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro

Apple has officially entered the foldable market with the launch of the iPhone Duo, alongside the new iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max flagship smartphones.

Key Points

  • The iPhone Duo features a matte, nano-texture display coating designed to reduce glare, fingerprints, and the visibility of the central screen crease.
  • The device includes an under-display camera capable of 1080p video recording at 30 or 60 FPS for improved video calls.
  • The iPhone 18 Pro models introduce a variable aperture primary camera, utilizing six laser-cut blades to adjust between f/1.8 and f/4.0.
  • Apple introduced iPhone Handoff, a T-Mobile-exclusive service allowing users to share a single phone line across two different iPhones via eSIM.
  • The iPhone Duo supports IP68 water resistance, Qi2 wireless charging, and Apple Pencil input, consolidating features previously scattered across various Android foldables.

Why it Matters

The release of the iPhone Duo represents a significant shift in the foldable market by integrating high-end hardware features that were previously fragmented across competing Android devices. By setting a new standard for display durability and camera versatility, Apple is pressuring Android manufacturers to refine their own foldable offerings to remain competitive.
Android Central Published by bradypsnyder@gmail.com (Brady Snyder) , Brady Snyder
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