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We Answer 16 Questions About Folding the iPhone Duo Hundreds of Thousands of Times - CNET

So far, we have folded the iPhone Duomore than 200,000 times using our proprietary testing machine, the Fold-a-Phone. Along the way we’ve been sharing the process here on CNET and on our livestreams every weekday. Our audience on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok is incredible, so first off, thanks for watching.

Viewers have also asked many, many questions about everything we’re doing, and I’ve done my best to answer them in real time during those streams. I’ve noticed that a lot of the same subjects keep coming up, so I assembled this handy FAQ to address the most, er, frequently asked. Here goes.

Why are you folding the iPhone Duo in a machine?

The short version: Because it’s there.

The longer version?

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Finchb Opens a Help Center as Solana Bird Passes 7,000 Players

The Solana wallet for the web and Telegram explains the app, its products, and exchanging coins in nine languages, adds video tutorials on YouTube and repeats its safety rules. Finchb, a wallet for the Solana blockchain that runs in the browser, as an installable app and inside Telegram, has opened

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Personalization Without Creepiness: Design AI Marketing Around Permissions

Hero image: Original AI-assisted illustration created for this article. A CRM contains enough context to make a message feel personal. That does not mean every available detail belongs in the message. An internal support issue, an old sales note, or an inferred interest can make outreach seem informed while violating

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Not Every Inventory Item Needs to Be a UObject

Separating identity, state, and behavior in a networked Unreal Engine inventory Why should a stack of stone need its own UObject? In my first inventory model, every item had one, even when it had no item-specific behavior or custom state. Even a simple stack of stone had a UItem, so

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Artificial Limitation: The Illusion of Intelligence

Like most of the world, I increasingly leverage AI in my daily life, both in and out of work. I won’t claim to be an AI professional, but rather a professional who uses AI. In fact, I’d consider myself a professional thinker, which is perhaps what fascinates me

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Artificial Limitation: The Illusion of Intelligence