Engadget Podcast: Apple iPhone Duo Review and Foldable App Experience With Michael Fisher

Engadget podcast relaunch episode features Cherlynn Low and Michael Fisher discussing Apple's iPhone Duo after a seven-day review period, with a focus on foldable app behavior, comparisons with Android foldables, hardware and accessory trade-offs, and a new tech-confession segment.

■ iPhone Duo review and app experience
- Seven-day review impressions and surprises in third-party app scaling
- Native versus third-party app optimization and foldable-aware interactions
- Display readability outdoors, hinge-based input, weight, camera zoom, Face ID, MagSafe, and case options

■ Android foldable comparisons
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold, Xiaomi and Motorola foldables
- Form factor preferences, pricing, under-display camera and MagSafe trade-offs
- Market interest and competition following the iPhone Duo launch

■ Accessories and quick-fire topics
- Apple Duo cases at $79 and $129, charging, magnetic accessories, and Qi2.2
- Listener feedback and personal tech habits in the “Tech Confessions” segment

Useful for viewers following foldable phones, iOS app adaptation, and mobile accessory ecosystems; the discussion provides a structured overview of review observations, Android/iOS comparisons, and points to consider when evaluating foldables. Listeners can also send feedback or segment ideas to the podcast email.