In an exclusive interview, an Apple executive disclosed the rationale behind the non-release of the iPhone Duo. They emphasized that Apple's prolonged absence from the foldable screen market is not attributable to technological limitations but rather to a commitment to avoiding the launch of premature products that offer a substandard user experience. Apple CEO Ternus articulated that any product concept must adhere to Apple's rigorous benchmarks for quality, durability, and design. The iPhone Duo presents an opportunity for Apple to reevaluate and innovate in the hardware, software, and design aspects of foldable phones, ensuring a seamless integration.

Joswiak noted that Apple has thoroughly examined products from rival manufacturers. However, many of these offerings appear to be "clumsily spliced" amalgamations of two separate phones, marred by inferior screen quality. In contrast, the iPhone Duo features a 1:1.4 widescreen aspect ratio, a revamped software experience, and employs a polymer with a cutting-edge nano-texture surface treatment for the internal display. This approach effectively resolves issues related to tactile feedback and screen creasing, delivering a smooth touch sensation coupled with enhanced durability.