Apple will label apps that are ‘Made for iPhone Duo’
The new "Made for iPhone Duo" badge will appear across apps and games that work with the device's extra screen real estate.
According to The Verge, the new "Made for iPhone Duo" badge will appear across apps and games that work with the device's extra screen real estate.
Apple is rolling out a new badge in the App Store to indicate whether an app is optimized for its new foldable. Though Apple doesn't include an image of what this badge might.
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