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iPhone Duo owners report cracks in Apple’s first foldable handset

Company says small number of devices affected by display glitch after posts appear on Reddit and social media

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iPhone Duo owners report cracks in Apple’s first foldable handset

Owners of the new foldable iPhone are reporting cracks in the device’s screen, as Apple confirmed an issue with a “small number” of units.

Reports of cracks have emerged on Reddit and social media platforms since the handset went on general sale globally on Friday. Experts said there had been too few examples to determine whether there was a more serious problem with Apple’s first foldable device, which retails from $1,999 (£1,499).

Source: The Guardian ↗

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