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Apple confirmed an issue affecting the inner display on a small number of its new iPhone Duo foldable phones, The Guardian reports, after owners posted images of cracked screens on Reddit and social media. The company is directing affected customers to AppleCare for a replacement. Apple's first foldable starts at $1,999 and went on general sale globally last Friday. Analysts called it too early to judge how widespread the problem is. The device has sold out, with the next shipments expected in January.

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00:00Apple's first foldable iPhone has hit an early snag.
00:03Owners of the new iPhone duo are reporting cracks in its screen.
00:06The posts began appearing on Reddit and social media after the global launch on Friday.
00:11Apple confirmed an issue affecting the inner display on a small number of units.
00:16Customers with problems are being directed to AppleCare for a replacement.
00:20One owner in Australia described an audible crack along the hinge within six hours.
00:25Similar issues were also highlighted among users in the U.S. and India.
00:29The phone starts at $19.99.
00:31Experts call it too early to tell whether the problem is serious.
00:35Samsung faced similar trouble with its original Galaxy Fold in 2019.
00:40Analysts point out that a fast, transparent response helped contain the damage then.
00:45Meanwhile, demand for the duo has been strong.
00:47The device has sold out.
00:49The next round of shipments is not expected until January.
00:52Disclosure.
00:53This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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