Apple’s first foldable iPhone is launching Friday, but Reuters says only limited walk-in units will be available at stores.
Apple’s first foldable phone is heading into launch day with tighter-than-usual retail availability. According to Reuters, as reported by MarketScreener, Apple said only limited walk-in units of iPhone Duo will be available in stores when sales begin Friday, October 23. The report points to a launch shaped more by scarcity than by a standard broad first-day rollout, which could make in-store availability especially uneven. [1] [2]
Apple’s official iPhone Duo page confirms the product and shows the device itself, including the foldable design the company is using to position this model as a new kind of iPhone. The page says iPhone Duo will be available starting October 23, matching the launch timing described in Apple’s newsroom announcement. That makes the limited-stock report notable because it arrives just before the phone reaches customers.…