Samsung mocks Apple's first foldable iPhone as 'reheating our leftovers'

Apple launched its first foldable iPhone, the Duo, on September 9, prompting Samsung to mock the move with social media posts calling it "reheating our leftovers" and suggesting Apple copied existing Android designs. Samsung's posts included jabs like "So far, so same" and "folding 3 ways," referencing tri-fold rivals, plus jokes about accessories and familiarity. The iPhone Duo features a 7.6-inch inner display, titanium frame, A20 Pro chip, and starts at $1,999, with pre-orders from October 16. Samsung has sold foldables since 2019, with Google and Motorola also in the market, while Chinese brands push thinner and more complex designs. Apple's late entry highlights its seven-year gap in the category.