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All right, welcome back.

We, last but not least, we should talk about the new form factor of an iPhone for the first time since it was introduced in 2007.

There's a folding iPhone.

It was the one more thing, but it was literally the biggest thing at the event, which is hilarious, but I enjoyed that anyway.

So it's called iPhone Duo.

It starts at $2 ,000.

I think we guessed, maybe two episodes ago, how much we thought this phone would cost, and I think all of us were over.

Yeah, I think.

Well, there was one podcast episode.

I only know this because someone blue skied this at me, whatever that's called, skeeting.

Where they said, wow, David, you guessed the price correctly.

And I was like, I thought it was $2 ,400.

And then there was apparently an episode many weeks ago where I said $2 ,000.

Oh, all right.

Weeks or years ago.

It must have been a long time ago.

Because someone also tweeted us that I think the first waveform episode ever, we were talking about the iPhone Fold.

Really?

Something like that.

Wow.

Well, see, that's how long you've been waiting for this.

My expectations clearly creeped up, but the funny thing about this is it's still a $2 ,000 phone, but it feels affordable because of what we were expecting.

Yeah.

So the fundamentals of this phone are exactly what you've been seeing in the leaks and rumors.

It is a smaller passport -shaped book -style foldable.

It's a 5 .4 -inch display on the front.

It's a 1 by 1 .4 aspect ratio.

1 .4, I believe, notably, is the square root of 2, which is very important.

When you open it, it is a 7 .6 inch.

Oh, were you paying attention?

Yeah.

It's a 7 .6 inch display, which is a 1 .4 by 1 aspect ratio, but wide now.

Yeah.

They're both high refresh rate.

They're both bright.

The outside has a corner cutout.

There's no face ID.

There is just a touch ID power button.

The frame is titanium.

It's a little heavier than some other folds.

It's asymmetrical.

It is asymmetrical at the front.

this was a bigger deal to some

especially those who have used a bunch of foldables

that are now basically all rectangular screens but it's rounded on the right hand side and squared on the left hand side.

Do you think that's why they call it Duo?

I was waiting to ask.

Because it looks like a D?

It kind of does look like the letter D.

We didn't hear the rumor of Duo until last minute.

Yeah.

I tweeted last week, it's kind of crazy

that we don't know the name of this yet and every reply was like it's Ultra you idiot.

We've known this forever, it's Ultra.

Marquez shot a short last night right after a roll

and he goes like it's the iPhone Ultra

and puts it down like nailed that line And we all just pause for a minute.

What'd you just say?

I've been calling it the ultra in my head.

Yeah, so anyway, it is yeah it's that small it's small size 7 .6 inches open and

there are many many

Interesting little things about it

that are different from some of the other folders we have yeah The thing

that we've all been comparing it to in our heads is the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, which is also a small 5 .5 -inch screen when it's closed, and a 7 .5 -inch small rectangular screen when it's open.

Dual cameras, like same idea of a phone, but there are just a lot of little things that are different that we can sort of dive into each one.

I tend to think almost every little thing about the Fold is good and well -considered, and then there are just a small number of things that are a little odd to me.

Yeah.

So let's just talk about the things that are different.

Yeah.

Volume buttons are at the top of the phone.

Not sure how they landed on that, but they're at the top instead of the right hand side.

I think that's fine.

I think that means you go right for higher volume, left for lower volume.

Yeah.

I think that screams to me that this is a, like this is turns into an iPad.

Yeah.

It just really feels like an iPad when you do it.

Yeah.

Also on the outside of the phone, dual cameras.

So it's an ultra wide, which is the same as Z18 Pro and then a new 48 megapixel primary camera, which without much testing, I'm going to assume is on the same level as Samsung.

It's like a smaller sensor, but it's the primary sensor.

Because it is even thinner than the iPhone Air when it's open.

We're so confused.

All three of us who are in the hotel room watching the event wrote down 12 megapixel telephoto for that second time.

No, I figured it out after.

Yeah, during the keynote, they talk about that, but it's just a digital crop.

It's the same as the Air where it's a 48 megapixel main camera that then can be Binned.

Binned to a 12 megapixel telephoto.

Dude, I got fusioned.

Yeah, it's the fusion.

You got fused.

I got freaking fused.

You got con -fused.

I say the wrong thing.

Conned and it was about fusion.

Yeah.

I say the wrong thing on Man on the Street, like to four different people.

Oh, no. And I'm just going to look like a moron.

No, no, we both doubled down to like, no, we're pretty sure it's a standard in a telephoto.

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I would have loved that, but no. Yeah.

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Yeah, so that's that.

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And like you point out, it is thinner than an iPhone when it is open.

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So each half of it, sorry, iPhone Air, which is probably why they didn't have enough room for Face ID in the top of that thing.

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And so they did the fingerprint reader power button.

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I think it all confirms our thought of iPhone Air as like.. one of the new Fold that we're going to see.

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It's like now we have two iPhone Airs with a haircut.

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It even looks like it.

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It looks just like it.

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Can I tell you something that Marques told me on the way here that is a deal breaker?

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Was it in confidence?

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No. Okay.

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I was going to say, do it anyways.

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There's no action button.

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That's crazy to me.

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Yeah.

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I don't use my action button as much as me.

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I don't anymore.

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What?

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I used to use it more.

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I was really into it the first year.

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I mean maybe we'll get more into this later, but you use it a lot.

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Well, when I had it on my phone, I used it all the time.

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I ran my life through the action button.

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Adam, you gonna buy a deal?

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Not anymore.

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I need the action button.

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That's like what I miss most about iOS was the action button.

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Very interesting. And shortcuts.

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Okay. But anyway.

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Can we talk about some of the software in the closed mode?

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I thought it was really interesting to do the dock on the right.

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Yes.

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Why do I keep forgetting the name of the, like your Wi -Fi, your status icons, right? are all in this single button now.

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They do a lot of cool software stuff in liquid glass that right aligns everything.

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Sounds like you're going to cut me off here.

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I thought it was a button too.

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It's not a button.

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It looks like a button.

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I pressed it many times.

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It doesn't do anything.

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It's round.

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You slide down.

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I know it looks like a button.

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But when you slide down from the corner, then it expands and everything pushes down.

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I think you should be able to press it like a button.

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It's a button.

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It looks like a button.

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My thumb is attracted to it like a...

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There's about 15 seconds of clips of me in 8K pressing it and nothing happening.

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I'm like, why is this not a button?

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I have so many thoughts on the dock thing.

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Dock on the right.

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God.

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Okay.

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So it's such a good idea.

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Unless you're lefty.

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Unless you're left -handed.

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In which case, become right -handed.

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You're holding it.

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You're holding it wrong.

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Can you not just like hold it upside down?

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That's what Marques said.

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Yeah.

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I don't know.

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Then your selfie camera's on the bottom.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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Wait.

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I have to talk about this.

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I have to talk about this.

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Okay, talk about the dock.

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This is what I like so much.

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Okay, macOS has a dock on the bottom, right?

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It is this area that you can technically use.

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If you use the full screen button, if you use the big green button, it fills the entire screen, full screen, whatever.

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But generally, most of the time, windows and tabs and whatever are sitting above the dock.

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So it's this little area that's reserved for, you know, switching apps, doing these things, whatever.

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It's reserved.

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that's exactly what they did on the duo is

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that they left this little margin on the side of the screen

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that basically is a dock

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which you can only have four icons i wish you could have more apps whatever really bummed about

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that but it makes it really easy to uh to switch apps

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if you're right -handed um and when you're when you have apps open

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and stuff like that all of apple's apps have now been redesigned to make it

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so all the toggles and stuff are on that side as well

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something I noticed when I was using it is like a lot of notifications

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and stuff do not feel centered like they would on a

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regular iPhone where it comes in from center they're slightly to the left

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and at first your brain is like this is kind of weird

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because it's offset

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but you eventually kind of start to understand like oh this

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whole second this whole side of the phone is just for interacting with you know what I'm getting flashbacks to?

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what? the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge oh yeah with the remember that phone? the stock ticker?

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It was just a regular phone, rectangular, but then peeling off the right hand side of the phone was this little extra margin,

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which was like kind of a launcher and a clock and you could put little tickers in there.

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Yeah.

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Interesting.

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But that phone was terrible to use.

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It was.

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No, you're right.

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It almost makes the actual content on the front fold a

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little more normal in terms of aspect ratio of a regular because you just have this extra room for stuff.

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It would be awesome if the dock could be way bigger because you're dedicated in that room.

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But yeah, little buttons will come up, different things depending on what app you're in will all come right aligned.

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And like, I'm sorry, software developers, because you're going to have to make an iPhone do a

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version of every version of your app with all the like buttons and stuff.

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But in the way that John Ternus like kind of describes what smartphones are now as a intelligent personal hub.

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Again, I love this idea that like it's a computer that you carry with you in your hand and in your pocket.

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And because of that, you have a dock you have a usable area

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and you have a dock area

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and I just think that's a really cool way to like rethink the idea of like a PDA

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or a smartphone

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that no one else has really done yet there's any way

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to hide the dock I couldn't find any dock customization they're using all

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that if they're dedicating that space

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so then it would just be yeah empty yeah you can make it like like an app full screen

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or something yeah like you know how on Mac we can just

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when the dock is hidden right yeah yeah every app opens full screen

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but as soon as you go home the dock comes in

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from the right yeah this is this is apple okay it's a computer

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but it's not like a computer exactly yeah i don't know

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yeah i don't know it's kind of like the same way on android phones

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or at least foldables they slide the dock in from the bottom and then you open an app it hides

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We've just gotten used to that coming up from the bottom because that's where docks usually are.

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But this one's on the right.

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It's more reachable.

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Yeah.

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I want more customization of that dock. For sure.

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100%.

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100%.

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So, yeah, that's really nice.

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Yeah.

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You open the phone.

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You get this big, not huge, but bigger iPad mini type internal OLED display.

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And, by the way, the iPad mini is not OLED.

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It's just this is the nicest 7 .5 -inch Apple display.

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Yeah. And...

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You're talking about the animation?

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Yeah.

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It's so good.

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I know.

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It is maybe the most important piece of software on this phone.

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Which is so weird to say.

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Every time I get excited about this, I feel like I'm a shill.

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I literally can't think about it without being like someone's going to yell at me about thinking that.

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It's such a basic thing, but for some reason, it's the most delightful possible thing.

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It does spark joy.

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People were describing it as gradienting out, but when you really look at it, So when it's closed and it opens,

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it's essentially leaving the screen behind and getting out of focus.

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Right.

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And then because the screen feels like it stays there as you turn and see the screen on the interior, it's the same screen.

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And you're like, whoa.

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And as you're opening it fully, you're starting to see the screen that's invisible.

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That's it.

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And it snaps.

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It makes you believe it makes you believe that it's a real glass window.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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That you are just like moving this glass.

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And for some reason, the in -between animation

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that your eyes are collecting is like as you're moving it and seeing that icon still being there, it just makes it feel like you're opening a glass.

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Whoever was in charge of this animation cooked, I think this animation is really important for several reasons.

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One is you use the word glass, which is like liquid glass kind of falls into this, so that's convenient for them

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but two is it intuitively gives you a little bit more of an understanding of the continuity that's happening, which is when you're closed, you have the thing that's on the single screen.

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When you open it, you kind of get an idea of I am extending something to the left of my current screen.

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So I'm like adding to the left.

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So when it's open, whatever is on that right -hand screen, when you close it from the left, you are aware that that is what's going to stay on the screen.

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It's still there.

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Yes, the continuity.

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So it's intuitive, but it helps you to understand what you're going to get when you close it. And it's very fast.

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And this, I didn't expect to hit me as hard as it did, but a lot of foldables, I've been using these for years, and Dave Tudy talked about this in his video, but we've just gotten used to there being a little bit of a delay.

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When you close a foldable, there's just a beat, and then it's ready to go.

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And you open it, and there's a beat, and it's ready.

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And there's just a little beat.

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And sometimes there's like a fun animation, like butterfly wings or whatever, on your wallpaper or something.

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but this one by the time I like swivel it open

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as fast as I can like the inside screen is already open

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and by the time I close it by the time I

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start to see the outside screen it's already on it's

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so cool so it's a really fast animation yeah I will not lie

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and say I didn't see any bugs I did see some foldables bug out in the hands -on area

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and bug out as we were testing them yeah

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and I imagine this is a really hard animation to make it work perfectly every time but for all of those reasons, I really want it to work perfectly every time because it's really good.

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So that is like the thing.

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I posted a short of it.

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It's like the thing that helps you understand what's different about this foldable.

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Everyone appreciates that.

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It had like 20 million views by the end of last week.

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It literally has 20 million views on Twitter.

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My entire feed was just UX designers losing their minds.

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By the time I think I had gotten back from recording pod, the top comment on the Galaxy subreddit was, why can't Samsung do this? and by the time I woke up this morning,

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someone already put the animation on a Samsung phone.

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Yeah, which is, I want to see how well that works because if that's a third party, like how do they do that?

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It's definitely a third party.

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And is it going to work?

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Perfect.

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Yeah, it's not.

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It's not built.

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It was cool.

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It's still cool though.

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Yeah, and it makes sense to me why we knew everything about the Duo's hardware

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but we had no idea how the software was going to work.

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Like Apple keeps that on lock because this is the stuff

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that actually separates them from those other companies and makes people like them

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and the intuitiveness the other super intuitive thing

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that I thought was really cool is when you open the device

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and you know you get the same continuity of the display from the front camera

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and then you sort of extend it to the left normally

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on your phone you have multiple like home screens right you swipe to the right you swipe to the left

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and it shifts everything and it's like oh we're on a new page new page new page

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but on the duo when you have it open and you swipe to the right or you swipe to the left, everything kind of just flows.

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And so it's almost as if there's one big homepage that you can't see.

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It's a big canvas of pages.

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You're just moving, you're like shifting the canvas back and forth.

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And the way that the animation works makes it feel like there's

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just all of these apps that are sitting on your screen and widgets and whatever.

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And you're kind of just like shifting the page back and forth.

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Wait, so the home screen scrolls instead of being paginated?

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Yes, it scrolls instead of paginated.

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Well, no, no, it is paginated well

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but it the animation as you move between pages helps you to understand that they are like separate.

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So like on a Oppo Find N6 you swipe and all of it moves at once.

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Yeah.

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But on the Neo, or sorry, the Duo, on the Duo you swipe and like page, page.

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Yeah, it's like...

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And that little set, that little distinction helps you understand that there's another page here and there's another page here.

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So it's a clever...

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It's a subtle animation flow but it feels really cool.

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And even when you swipe into the app drawer, it's not like, oop, we're on the app drawer page.

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It's like the app drawer flows in on the right side and flows back out.

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The app will do flow.

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Yeah.

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It's kind of hard to explain, but I think when we get it on video, it'll be easier to see.

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Definitely.

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Yeah.

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But yeah, that inside screen, man, it is really good.

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Really, really good.

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So the two things that make it great, one is it has this, they call it a nanotexture finish,

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but it's some sort of an anti -glare finish on top that makes it both really, really good at rejecting reflections, really good at hiding the crease,

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and really smooth to the touch with your finger as you actually scroll.

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And yeah, this is one of the least crease -visible foldables ever.

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It's not invisible, but on the scale of first -gen foldables to today's foldables,

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like with N6, this is right next to N6 with Best I've Ever Seen.

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Yeah.

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You can run your finger over it and feel it a little bit, but it's pretty close to not there.

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It's smart.

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I mean, like, we've gotten to the point, enough companies have made folding phones, creases have been getting better, but the number one way to see a crease is a weird light reflection.

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Cut light reflections out, crease kind of goes away.

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There are always going to, it is anti -reflection, still has reflections in some spots.

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I see people clipping out one frames out of everyone's video like, oh my God, there's a giant crease in that.

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It's like, you are going to see it at some point on any phone.

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I don't know if we will ever get past that.

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But it's a smart move.

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And as you look at content on the display, the bezels are even all the way around.

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There is a under -display selfie camera, so it's uninterrupted.

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But it looks mostly uninterrupted, so it looks really, really good.

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Now, you want to talk about that camera?

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Nailed the crease.

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That camera did not nail it.

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Real quick on the crease before we get there.

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They are using a titanium backplate and that was Samsung's big innovation in the full day, too.

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Yeah, I heard them helps get rid of the crease a little bit.

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I also heard and maybe I'm making this up in my head.

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I heard carbon fiber back structures or something like that.

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There's a lot of engineering in the hinge that I might not be coding perfectly.

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And there's like 10 layers of display panel as well that they use.

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So anyway, we can get to the under display camera now.

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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So they do have the selfie camera on the front display.

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It's a corner cut out.

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And they do have when you open it up on the right hand side, top middle, behind those pixels is an under display selfie camera.

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We've seen this before.

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Okay in Samsung foldables.

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They've tried this for a couple generations

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and the idea was that they have this pixel matrix that has gaps between pixels and they have to,

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yeah, they have to shine those pixels twice as bright when the display is on, because it's half as many pixels.

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But it does a decent job at sort of like covering the hole.

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And then when you actually open the camera, it blacks out all those pixels and the camera can see through it.

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But it doesn't look great.

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No, no. Those pixels...

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Yeah, the...

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Well, I don't actually...

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I guess I don't mind as much the slightly pixelated look.

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I wanted to ask you, I talked about David, with David in the car this morning.

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I've seen some videos where I don't notice...

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Pre -like it activating, just when you're using the interior screen.

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I've seen some videos where I don't notice it.

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I've seen some videos where I can't not see it.

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And it's very annoying.

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Like, it's very visible.

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I was...

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I said to David, it reminds me of like, if you take two colors of paint that are very contrasty, they look like they should be apart.

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When you take two colors of paint that are supposed to be the same color but are off, it's infuriating.

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So like once you see that and you know it's supposed to be hidden, but you can see it, it's really frustrating and it's really obvious.

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It's one of those things where I wonder how much it being on camera

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and like the more of like those pixels being in focus is like amplifying it a little bit.

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In person, I didn't mind it so much.

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What I am more bummed about is how bad it makes the footage from the camera look.

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Now, this is, to be fair, probably the least used camera on the device.

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Like, you'll use it for some FaceTimes and maybe for some selfies if you really want to.

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I have a sample video from it in my hands -on video where you can tell.

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Yeah, it's not great.

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It doesn't look that good.

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It's easy, for sure.

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But like I said, we had this years ago.

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Samsung tried this.

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They never really got dramatically better.

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And then they just stopped.

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And they just started doing the hole punch cutout again.

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And everyone was fine with it and it looks like a good quality camera again.

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And now Apple's doing it and it doesn't look that much better.

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Like we see a lot of new things.

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Apple waits till the right moment, jumps in, does it their way.

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This isn't like better than Samsung's version.

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So I wonder how long this lasts.

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Personally, I prefer this to a giant cutout.

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Really?

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A giant cutout?

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I never wanted Samsung to go back to the regular camera.

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Interesting.

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Because I think Apple thinks this way too, where they're like, we would prefer that we have this mostly uninterrupted interior display.

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It's more magical.

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Yeah, and then when you do use the camera, it shows up, but you just generally don't.

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And even if you did for like FaceTime or whatever, who cares about like if it's like ultra sharp for FaceTime?

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You know, it's like the Zoom camera.

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It's the FaceTime camera.

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I think it's like one of those things though that maybe it's not perfectly sharp, but now the more variables you introduce into it, like weird lighting conditions, I'm assuming are going to be affected even stranger than it.

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So like if you FaceTime outside, is now the whole thing going to be crazy washed out?

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Yeah, it is hazy.

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The more variables, it's kind of like how we'd say, oh, you can take a photo on the iPhone 1 in good lighting and it's going to look great.

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We think, I thought it used to be bad.

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It's the variables.

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And now we have a camera that's like, it can handle anything, and that doesn't feel like it's going to handle.

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In low light, this is probably going to be really bad.

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Awful.

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Like, especially bad.

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Some of the first -gen under -display selfie cameras, when I take a photo in the office, the overhead lights would get, like, doubled because the pixels,

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you could see the pixels through.

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It looked like you were looking from behind the screen.

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I remember this.

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It was bad.

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And I, you know, we'll take this into other conditions.

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Apple's perfectly lit environment revealed that it looked meh, but we'll see.

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I think that they just think about what is the amount of time

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that people spend using the screen versus using the camera on the interior of the screen

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Which is probably the calculus they did and they're like people almost never use this camera Let's make it look better.

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That's my argument to get rid of it.

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Get rid of entirely.

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Get rid of the inside.

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You can't FaceTime That's fine.

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Close the phone.

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It's a duo.

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It does make sense to FaceTime with that interior because now you have bigger screens of the other people Yeah, but if I'm opening up the thing, it's because I want to watch something more than I want to be a part of...

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You want to watch another person's face?

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No, I'm not going to open it up to like...

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Yeah, but they have to see you.

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Yeah, close it, I mean.

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Like, use the phone closed with the front camera.

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Yeah, but what if you have two people...

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What if there's three people on FaceTime?

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Now you can see their face is better because it's a bigger screen.

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Everyone's been getting along fine with their regular phones.

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That doesn't mean we can't do things better.

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What about the FaceTime where you tilt it halfway

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and it's pointed at you from across the room and you prop it up?

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That's cute.

471

That's real cute, but yeah my argument I agree inside screen is for watching things

472

and doing things And if they want to make the hit take the hit

473

and like just remove the inside camera and be like the inside screen Is perfect because it's beautiful.

474

It's like the nano texture is sick.

475

It's like a great display.

476

Yeah, just remove the camera.

477

It's fine So we have all three of all three spectrums we have make it a whole bunch cut out.

478

I think it's fine get rid of it entirely Yeah, so let us make it crumple Yeah.

479

Yeah.

480

I also think because we have the nanotexture on the rest of the display and you don't see any reflections, that portion does reflect more light.

481

Like if you like tilt the phone in different directions, the rest of the phone is like not really reflecting that much, but you see it more because it catches more light.

482

Yeah.

483

So, you know, I don't know.

484

It's not a huge deal.

485

You can now use the Apple Pencil with USB -C on both the outside and the inside.

486

Yeah.

487

Not yet.

488

Later this year.

489

You will be able to wait only the USB -C one you can't use Apple until 2 .0 Okay, the reason for this almost definitely is

490

because you have to be able to charge the pencil

491

and Apple is so scared of Selling people pencils that only magnetically charged to iPads that you can't charger.

492

You can't Yeah, the only you mean like a separate dock charger.

493

Yes, I guess but Yeah, I guess you could they could just sell us new chargers

494

It's a piece of plastic with a magnet in it like this is not rocket They could easily sell the Pro.

495

I mean, it is annoying that you can't use the Pencil Pro on the Pro, like the big iPhone.

496

But I think they're just afraid of selling people a thing.

497

I think that is it.

498

It just stinks for someone who has an iPad already and maybe is carrying it.

499

And that's where it's charging.

500

You could pop it off and use it on your phone instead.

501

Something that's cool, someone brought an iPad mini to the demo area to show the difference.

502

The size is barely different of the actual display.

503

but it makes the iPad Mini look like it's 20 years old.

504

Because of the bezels.

505

They gotta refresh the iPad Mini.

506

They have to refresh it.

507

The iPad Mini is one of the most neglected, high potential products.

508

I love mine.

509

But what if it had an - It's the only Apple thing I own in it.

510

I got my dad one too.

511

I love the iPad Mini, but what if it was an OLED

512

and had like a really nice screen with an anti -reflective finish and like inner bezels?

513

He recognizes you every five seconds.

514

Oh, hey, look, you got an iPhone Duo.

515

Look, it's iPhone Duo.

516

It would look great.

517

The hinge is broken.

518

How long do you think we have to go before someone attempts to fold an iPad Mini and thinking it's a duo.

519

Jarek, everybody, he's going to do it.

520

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

521

IP68, fully dust and water resistant.

522

Second foldable with IP68.

523

Pixel 10 Pro Fold and this.

524

11 Pro Fold, too.

525

Oh, 10 Pro Fold and...

526

10 Pro Fold was the first one.

527

Yeah, and 11 Pro Fold.

528

And now this.

529

One other thing, if we're speaking about Zach, is they had a very specific part where they mentioned the antenna parts

530

and that they were reinforced because they looked very similar to where the Pixel Fold antennas are, which is where Zach keeps snapping them,

531

but they specifically said there's reinforcements in those antennas.

532

That's going to be one of the hardest videos to watch, dude.

533

When he puts sand in that thing, oh my god.

534

I mean it always is for any phone.

535

And you know you're gonna watch it too.

536

With the new YouTube views, that's a 75 million view video.

537

You snap that in half.

538

Yeah, that's true.

539

Okay, so they've got two colors.

540

They have like this pearlescent white, which...

541

The best color.

542

Eh.

543

And then they had like a midnight blue.

544

What was it called?

545

Black.

546

Sunset.

547

No, it's like night sky.

548

Night sky.

549

Something like that.

550

I'm gonna just look at it.

551

They rhymed when they said both of them together.

552

Yeah.

553

Oh, pearl.

554

Yeah, oh yeah.

555

Starlight Night Sky.

556

Yeah, Starlight Night Sky.

557

Nice Sky is the better color.

558

This is like a Jeopardy question.

559

Starlight Night Sky iPhone Duo.

560

No, it's Star White.

561

Star White.

562

Star White.

563

Star Light is like the yellowy Macbook color.

564

Why would they do that?

565

Star White and Starlight?

566

That's confusing.

567

And then they went with Burgundy.

568

Hey.

569

Wine barrel.

570

Look, for a first gen, I'm going to call this first gen. For a first gen foldable from Apple,

571

I think they overall did a pretty good job.

572

I mentioned that there are things I don't like.

573

I don't love that it's only four items in the dock.

574

Like, let me put five or six.

575

Like, let me customize that more.

576

I don't love that it's only two cameras, but that's about as good as it's gotten for this form factor.

577

Like, the big Ultra one has had triple cameras, but this isn't the big Ultra one.

578

Yeah.

579

I think $2 ,000 is a pretty good price.

580

I just, I, yeah, I think the animations in the software would really make this phone.

581

Yes.

582

Speaking of the software, there's a few things that I want to talk about with it.

583

Um, they obviously had to bring more use cases to the fold to actually entice people to have the fold.

584

Some of them are a little silly.

585

Some of them are kind of intuitive.

586

Some of them are things that the Android manufacturers have done that are either good or bad.

587

One of them is kind of weird and interesting is you can now, you know, standby mode.

588

Don't talk bad about standby mode.

589

Why?

590

Because it's the greatest feature Apple has ever released.

591

I didn't say it was bad.

592

You said it was weird.

593

Okay, your implementation is kind of weird.

594

It's awesome.

595

Do you remember the Lenovo Yoga Book 9i?

596

The tent mode?

597

The first foldable laptop or at least 360 hinge laptop.

598

Your point David?

599

Don't talk bad about my house.

600

The new alarm clock thing, the tent mode with the underglow.

601

Beautiful.

602

It's cool.

603

Okay, so here's what this is.

604

You can put it in tent mode.

605

It's weird that we put everything in tent mode.

606

Go on.

607

You got a big clock on the right, you got a big time, and then you got a little calendar.

608

And you don't need to be charging it now because it can go down as low as one hertz.

609

So now you can just have it on your bedside table.

610

Don't forget the glow.

611

What do you mean the glow?

612

It wakes you up with a soft underglow.

613

Yes.

614

The inside screen can glow.

615

Okay, that's actually kind of cool.

616

It's sick.

617

Because the Philips Hue lamp and stuff, they have sunrise lamps, and their whole thing is that there's a glow next to your face.

618

I don't know how much that's going to do.

619

It costs a lot of money.

620

It looks cool.

621

It looks cool.

622

Are you going to tent mode all the time, Ellis?

623

I don't think I want to buy one.

624

Yes. But yeah.

625

Yesterday, when we recorded our podcast yesterday, he was like, we were talking to a guest came on and he goes, oh, tent mode is so sick.

626

I do really hope they make a stand that's a wireless charger that you could put stand mode on and she goes, how would that work?

627

And it would charge from the inside.

628

Yeah, how would that work?

629

Yeah, you'd have to, you can slap it.

630

By the way, it doesn't have MagSafe.

631

So you, you, you, you can put a camera that sees light through the screen, but God forbid a little wireless electricity goes through that thing.

632

Well, it'd have to, it's like a big, there's a lot of Z dimension.

633

There's a lot between that coil.

634

Yeah, there's a lot.

635

They have a trillion dollars.

636

They have five trillion dollars.

637

Let's be clear.

638

They'll figure it out.

639

OK.

640

So other little changes.

641

They did the thing that we've done since the beginning of time with foldables that I just don't really understand, where you can have the big video playing back when it's sideways,

642

or you can fold it 90 degrees, and then there's playback controls, and the video is smaller.

643

I've never done that much.

644

I have no idea why people care about this.

645

Just use the example of a live stream with chat on the bottom.

646

That makes way more sense.

647

Maybe you do want to read the chat on the bottom.

648

You see the Netflix version?

649

Yeah.

650

This is a very specific to Netflix implementation.

651

Yeah.

652

So the Netflix app, you fold it halfway.

653

The top half is playing your video.

654

The bottom half is generating...

655

Like a glowy diffused reflection of the bottom of your video so that you can kind of it feels immersive

656

It's like those TV lights that you can have that like exactly exactly exactly like that Cool cool,

657

I guess yeah It's very weird first thing I asked was can I turn that off?

658

Yeah, that's weird Yeah, and then they have a feature

659

that I think a lot of other foldables have where it's basically universal copy paste between apps which is cool.

660

So you can have two apps open

661

and you can do the thing where you can like press

662

and hold on an image and it'll cut it out and you can drag it into another thing.

663

I don't know how many people are going to use this.

664

They always use like Keynote as an example, which is a piece of software that I've never known a single person that has.

665

This is more for like emails or texting for me.

666

Yeah, yeah.

667

Emails and texting is really nice because so you have your email open

668

and you've got an image and you want to text it to someone.

669

You can just drag it.

670

I also found it super useful for two -factor.

671

Yeah.

672

Open up off the left and then just drag it over.

673

And these are things that every other foldable has had for a very long time.

674

So they're doing all that stuff.

675

They just also implemented the small things like the tent mode, which is strange.

676

My takeaway from my very limited brief early hands -on, and this comes out in October, so we'll have a month or two on this,

677

but I'm used to using the Z Fold 8

678

and the latest generations of foldables from other companies and they all feel very, to me, very intentional.

679

I get that phone and when I open it up, I'm deciding to be productive with it and that's like an event and then I close it and it's over.

680

But the duo feels a little playful.

681

It feels like it's way more willing to go back and forth between open and close.

682

The animations are very thoughtful.

683

It feels more fun to use despite being not any more functional.

684

They heard LSA, there's no more whimsy in tech and that animation had some We got a little hint of it.

685

It did.

686

Also, it uses the new C2 modem, which is supposed to be faster, C1X.

687

It adds 5G millimeter wave for people who care, which is one person.

688

It has 50 % charge in 20 minutes, which is nice.

689

It's fairly quick.

690

All day battery.

691

All day battery life, baby.

692

They got a trademark.

693

24 hours of charge when using both skeins equally.

694

Which looks, the interior display is always going to use a lot more power.

695

So I'm at least glad that they give us these averages.

696

I need to test.

697

That's kind of nice.

698

I don't know how to use that number.

699

The numbers were, I appreciated them giving us more numbers, but they were kind of confusing.

700

They are confusing.

701

Also, it's eSIM only worldwide, which is a little bit different because usually European models of iPhone Pros have eSIM.

702

Yeah.

703

I mean, have them on physical basis.

704

Try to max out the battery.

705

That's about it.

706

Yeah.

707

So it comes out October 23rd with pre -orders on a tour 16th and again, 1999.

708

Oh.

709

Wow.

710

What just happened?

711

We missed you.

712

Where'd I go?

713

You time traveled because somebody hit the like button on this clip.

714

Oh my god.

715

I have the iPhone fold in my pocket.

716

Does that mean they unliked it? That means...

717

No, it just means they liked it.

718

Oh.

719

How many views does that have?

720

Thousands more than it usually does.

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