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T Morning Brief | Hardware and ecosystem problems keep emerging after Apple's foldable screen goes on sale; Anthropic publicly files prospectus with the U.S. SEC; optical module company "Yi Zhong Tian" continues to fall

2026-10-27 09:03:17 Source: Caixin.com Author: Ge Haoyue Editor-in-Charge: Qu Yunxu

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October 25, 2026, Shanghai, customers select new iPhone duo phones at an Apple store on Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. Photo: Visual China

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Hardware and ecosystem problems keep emerging after Apple's foldable screen goes on sale, e-commerce platforms cut prices two days later

Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) first foldable-screen phone, the iPhone Duo, got off to a bad start. After the iPhone Duo officially went on sale on October 23, many new-phone users reported encountering hinge cracking problems; at the same time, multiple mobile apps were found not yet adapted to the iPhone Duo. And starting October 25, the e-commerce platform Pinduoduo had iPhone Duos on sale at prices below the launch price. On social media, some users said their new phones encountered hinge cracking problems. In addition, multiple photos of iPhone Duo hinges breaking and causing cracks on the screen circulated after the phone officially went on sale. Overseas users also reported the same problem, and overseas media including the New York Post and 9to5Mac have published reports on it.

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