iPhone Duo Apps Launch: Developers on Split-Screen and Adaptive Controls
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Apple's new iPhone Duo foldable device launched Friday, with developers releasing the first wave of apps optimized for its dual displays, featuring split-screen multitasking and adaptive controls. Early apps include Deck-Man, which transforms the device into a Walkman-style music player, alongside optimized versions of New York Times Cooking, MLB, Netflix, and gaming title Ungodly. Developers are exploring creative uses of the foldable screen's expanded real estate. Apple has limited purchases to two foldable phones per person amid high demand. The device marks Apple's entry into the foldable market, with reviewers calling it a standout competitor despite arriving later than rivals.