The iPhone Duo's foldable screen is prone to cracking due to contact with the hinge, causing a stress hotspot that can break the screen. The issue is caused by the flexible inner screen pushing against a part of the hinge, making the screen extremely sensitive to damage. Apple has acknowledged the problem and is replacing damaged units. iFixit's teardown reveals that the hinge's design, including gears, springs, and joints, creates edges that can cause damage to the screen. The issue is particularly noticeable when the device is folded, with a black spot appearing where the metal hits the screen. Apple's design may need to be revised to prevent this issue in future models.

Anduril, a company co-founded by Palmer Luckey, is partnering with Qualcomm to launch a new line of laptops called BlueChip in 2027. The first model will be a rugged, Arm-based laptop aimed at the US military, using Snapdragon X series chips. The ultimate goal is to make laptops entirely in the US, but the first models will only be designed and assembled in the US. Anduril plans to use its Ohio-based Arsenal-1 facility for assembly. The company is not yet clear on how it will achieve 100% domestic manufacturing, but plans to use American-made components such as display glass, frame, and parts of the ribbon component. The percentage of domestic components in the first model is still unknown, but it is unlikely to meet the 65% threshold for being considered 'American-made'.