The Verge Tests Durability of Apple's iPhone Duo Foldable Hinge
Tech reviewer Joanna Stern conducted a rigorous durability test on Apple's new foldable device, the iPhone Duo. To simulate long-term wear and tear, she utilized a custom-built robot named 'Hingey' to perform continuous folding cycles. The testing process involved the robot folding the device 17 times per minute for eight consecutive hours, resulting in a total of 32,640 folds. This stress test aims to evaluate the mechanical integrity and longevity of the iPhone Duo's hinge mechanism under extreme repetitive use.
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