For years, foldable phones haven’t exactly been praised for their battery life. However, that’s starting to change. Because of their unique design, foldables have traditionally struggled to match the battery life of conventional slab phones. Their massive displays, space-consuming hinge mechanisms and limited room for heat dissipation all present challenges. But battery technology has improved
Apple has said it does not know when it will get more of its new foldable iPhones back in stock as the company heads towards the key Christmas trading period. The iPhone Duo sold out just over a week after its launch, despite being Apple’s most expensive smartphone at a cost of nearly $2,000. The
While it’s very capable, the Z Flip8 is only average when it comes to battery life, another drawback of its size. Samsung put in a 4,300-mAh silicon-carbon battery that’s good enough for casual use. If you’re on your phone a lot, you’ll want a power bank handy. Charging speeds are disappointing at 25 watts wired
If you were hoping to score multiple iPhone Duo devices from Apple when the new foldable becomes available on Friday, we have some bad news for you: The tech giant is limiting sales of the phone to two per person. As reported earlier this week by MacRumors, when we attempted to add more than two
Peloton is making a serious play for Australian living rooms and home gyms. The fitness brand has taken the wraps off an expanded treadmill portfolio, led by the space-conscious Peloton Tread Flex and the camera-assisted Peloton Tread Vision. Treadmills are traditionally massive, heavy steel frames that dominate spare bedrooms or garages. With this updated lineup,
Apple could be planning a family of foldable phones in the next few years, building on its newly announced iPhone Duo, according to one tipster. Trusted Apple leaker Mark Gurman of Bloomberg predicts that Apple will eventually sell more than the basic foldable iPhone Duo. In fact, he says Apple may have chosen the three-letter
