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Home›technology›Apple is taking a little bit of a gamble with iPhone Duo software: Will it pay off?
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Apple is taking a little bit of a gamble with iPhone Duo software: Will it pay off?

By Info60 US Desk•Summary of reporting by 9to5 Mac•Sep 19, 2026•0 views•
Apple is taking a little bit of a gamble with iPhone Duo software: Will it pay off?
With the new iPhone Duo, Apple is taking a little bit of a software gamble. All apps, in order to take advantage of the larger inner display of iPhone Duo, will need to be recompiled for iOS 27.0 at a minimum. To use the Duo’s unique new tab bar and other UI components, you’ll need iOS 27.1 . Of course, this means a lot of developers will have to rebuild to support the Duo. On the flip side, it also means Apple is taking a risk of many apps on iPhone Duo being stuck in black bars . more...
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