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9to5Mac Hands-On Tests iPhone Duo as Apple Announces Another Event

9to5Mac's Chance spent a week testing Apple's foldable iPhone Duo, covering poses, software, biometrics and battery.

The 9to5Mac item said Chance’s week with the iPhone Duo covered “various poses,” the “state of the software,” Touch ID versus Face ID, battery life and more. The source did not give a launch date or a review verdict in the supplied summary. The phone is described as Apple’s new foldable.

Apple’s additional product event was announced without further details in the 9to5Mac summary. The outlet said it would preview what the company was preparing to “Pro and tell” its audience. The 9to5Mac headline referred to a “MacBook Pro and Tell event,” while the program summary described the announcement more generally as “yet another product event.”

In the same 9to5Mac item, Benjamin tested the new HomePod Sound Glow feature. Apple also said its new Apple Music logo was “built by sound,” according to 9to5Mac.

Editor's Summary

9to5Mac’s Oct. 22 item centered on a week-long iPhone Duo hands-on that covered design poses, software, biometric unlocking and battery life ahead of launch. It also reported that Apple had announced another product event and included segments on the HomePod Sound Glow feature and the new Apple Music logo. The source did not provide review verdicts or event specifics in the supplied summary.