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Apple To Replace iPhone Duo Units With Screen Problems. Apple has acknowledged display problems affecting a small number of its new iPhone Duo devices and said customers would receive replacements. The company's first foldable iPhone began shipping last week after initial online orders sold out within minutes. Social media posts showed some devices developing cracks and lines on the inner display around the central folding hinge. Apple said the problem tended to appear quickly and advised affected customers to contact AppleCare for a replacement. The company did not disclose what was causing the display issue, which emerged only days after the iPhone Duo's launch. Repair specialist iFixit said its analysis suggested a central support bar could be creating a stress point near where the reported screen damage occurred. Apple did not comment on iFixit's findings, although the repair firm described the iPhone Duo as the most repairable foldable phone it had tested. Apple’s quick replacement offer has drawn comparisons with Samsung's response to problems with its original Galaxy Fold in 2019.
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