The 'Crackgate' hits Apple over iPhone Duo screen problems
The debut of Apple's first foldable iPhone ran into reports from users about screen cracks just days after launch, a phenomenon already dubbed 'Crackgate'. Apple acknowledged that a 'small number' of devices have an issue with the inner display and asked affected users to contact AppleCare for a replacement. The episode is a setback for new CEO John Ternus, who replaced Tim Cook last month and will hold his first quarterly earnings call on Monday.
In 40 seconds
- Apple acknowledged an issue with the inner display on a 'small number' of iPhone Duo units and offers replacement through AppleCare
- Social media posts show a horizontal crack about two-thirds up the screen when the device is open
- The case echoes 2010's 'Antennagate' on the iPhone 4, which Apple resolved with free cases
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