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Apple's first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, has not yet launched, but developers are already building apps that exploit its unique form factor.
The early software transforms the device into a retro Walkman, an accordion, and other interactive tools, leveraging the physical act of folding and unfolding the screen as a core input mechanism.
These applications aim to demonstrate that the foldable design enables experiences impossible on traditional iPhones, a distinction that could help justify the device's nearly $2,000 price tag to early adopters.
One prominent example is Duo Man, a music player created by indie developer Vidit Bhargava.
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