Show Notes
Engadget Podcast host Cherlynn Low is joined by Michael Fisher (MrMobile) to talk about what it's like to review the iPhone Duo after years of testing Android foldables. They also confess their tech sins and bad habits.
Surprises and hot takes after a week with the iPhone Duo - 1:53 Confessing our tech sins: Ignoring messages and blue light filters - 31:47
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